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Driving and Parking in StockholmFrom: Stockholm Transportation
ABOVE: Stockholm has its share of ugly highways, but you can avoid them by relying on your feet and public transportation. Driving in StockholmStockholm is an easier city to drive in than many European capitals, since traffic is relatively light (even at rush hour) and drivers tend to be civilized. However, with fuel and parking being expensive, why bother? My suggestion: Dump your rental car when you arrive in Stockholm and use the city's clean, comfortable, crime-free public transit system. If you must drive, be careful to obey the laws and show respect for pedestrians. Whatever you do, don't drink and drive: If you're caught, you'll go to jail. For more information on driving in Sweden, see the Stockholm Visitors Bureau By Car page.
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