The road system in the Danish archipelago makes frequent use of ferries. Country buses operate where there are no railways, but there are few private long-distance coaches. Motorways are not subject to toll duty. Emergency telephones are available on motorways and there is a national breakdown network similar to the AA in Britain called Falck , which can be called out 24 hours a day. There are no petrol stations on motorways.
Many petrol stations are automatic.
A maximum of ten litres of petrol is allowed to be kept as a reserve in suitably safe containers. Bikes can easily be taken on ferries, trains, buses and domestic air services. Traffic drives on the right. The wearing of seat belts is compulsory. Motorcyclists must wear helmets and drive with dipped headlights at all times.