Some insurance policies also include coverage for psychiatric treatment and for disposition of remains on event of death. The information below concerning the Netherlands Antilles is provided for general reference only and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance. In St. Maarten, recent hurricanes have degraded road quality, and cruise passengers in particular are uncomfortable with the aggressive behavior of taxi drivers. Right turns on red are prohibited in the Netherlands Antilles. The traffic conditions in the Netherlands Antilles require defensive driving, as other vehicles tend to follow rather closely, have a tendency to drift over the center line, and do not reliably stop for yellow and red lights.
Local laws require drivers and passengers to wear seat belts and motorcyclists to wear helmets.
Major road hazards specific to the Netherlands Antilles are hidden and poorly maintained street signs. Night driving is reasonably safe in the Netherlands Antilles as long as drivers are familiar with their routes. Most main streets are properly lit, but smaller side streets may not be. Taxis are the easiest yet most expensive form of transportation on the islands. As there are no meters, passengers should verify the price before entering the taxi.