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  Travel by Water: You can cruise through the 'iceberg parks' whilst you make your journey from one town to the other by sea. The Arctic Umiaq Line operates these transport services. Although this mode of transport is cheaper than flying, you may need to ensure you have enough time as it is time consuming. Note: All sea and air travel are subject to weather conditions. Travel by Road: There are no roads connecting towns. Dogsled and snowmobiles are sometimes used by locals What Side of the Road?: Driving is on the right side of the road.Speed Limits: Town - 40 kph
International Driving Permit: Your drivers license is accepted.
What is an International Driving Permit? The 1949 (IDP) is a special licence for tourists, authorised by a UN treaty among nations of the world, for the purpose of allowing motorists to drive vehicles in international traffic without further tests or applications. It is proof that the holder possesses a valid driver's licence issued by a competent authority in their country of residence. How do I obtain one? You can obtain an application by either contacting your local Automobile Association office to pick-up or have an application mailed to you. Links to the Automobile Association sites for the following countries are provided below.
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