Brunei recognises valid international driving licences and valid licences issued in other countries for a period of three months. After this period, they then have to convert to Brunei licences. Driving Licences can be renewed at almost all post offices and also at the Land Transport Branch Offices during office hours. There is number of parking areas throughout the country. Drivers can park at multi-storey car parks, covered parks, and areas marked for municipal parking at certain rate.
Monthly rates are also available in certain parking areas.
A number of parking areas have been privatised recently including the parking lots at the International Airport. Speed limits are posted clearly on signs alongside highways and all major roads. Traffic police with hidden cameras and Enforcement Officers from Anti-Accident Unit of Land Transport Department will be patrolling the roads to detect any traffic offences. Road Signs Brunei follows international-approved road signs. Some road signs with Malay script are posted in some places.