Non-EU drivers must have a motorcycle driver's permit, even for scooters under 50cc. EU A or A2 license and a full motorcycle license are required for drivers from countries outside the EU.
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U.S. citizen tourists/temporary residents with stays less than six months with a valid United States driver's license can drive in Greece with their U.S. license. For stays more than 185 days in Greece: A Greek license may be required.
Right turns of red traffic lights: unlike what is allowed in some countries, in Greece you are not allowed to make a right turn on a red traffic light, unless there is a distinct, separate, traffic light placed showing a green or pulsing orange right turn signal .
U.S. citizen tourists/temporary residents with stays less than six months with a valid United States driver's license can drive in Greece with their U.S. license. For stays more than 185 days in Greece: A Greek license may be required.
– Scooters: These are a great option for those looking for easy transportation around the island. They're also perfect for couples or small groups who want to explore all that Santorini has to offer and discover the beauties in the villages and the beaches of the island!
I have a USA license. Do i need an International driving permit too, if i want to rent a car in Santorini? Yes . An international driving permit, together with your country's license, is required by local authorities in order to be able to drive in Greece.
No - the biggest thing to note is simply this: don't flush toilet paper down the loo. You will find there are bins to the side of the toilet where you can dispose of your tissue instead. The bins tend to have lids and foot pedals and are emptied at least once daily, so it's not as gruesome as it sounds.
Fines for driving offencesSpeeding fines: €40 for exceeding up to 20km/h over the posted speed limit, €100 for up to 20km/h over the limit, €350 and driving ban for 2 months when speed is more than 30km/h above the limit.
In short, flashing amber means: yes, you can go, but you don`t have priority or right of way. Although friendly and welcoming, Greeks are generally a volatile and excitable race.