Car Driving in Bucharest

Car driving in Bucharest it's a thrill adventure, but don't worry, you will soon get used to it.  Is easier than Paris or Rome, but harder then Vienna or Berlin. And if you need help, you can ask us for support whatever the hour, we are here for you 24/7.

The communications network inside Bucharest it’s structured in alleys, streets, boulevards, roads, a big part of the principal and secondary ways meeting in Unirii Square or Universitatii Square.
In Bucharest are concentrating 8 national highways that are going to different corners of Romania.

DN1 = BUCHAREST - PLOIESTI - BRASOV - SIBIU - ALBA IULIA - CLUJ NAPOCA - ORADEA - BORS
DN1A = BUCHAREST - PLOIESTI - BRASOV - SIBIU - DEVA -ARAD - NADLAC
DN2 = BUCHAREST - URZICENI - BUZAU - FOCSANI - BACAU - SUCEAVA - SIRET
DN3 = BUCHAREST - LEHLIU - CALARASI - OSTROV - CONSTANTA
DN4 = BUCHAREST - OLTENITA
DN5 = BUCHAREST - GIURGIU
DN6 = BUCHAREST - ALEXANDRIA CRAIOVA - DROBETA TURNU SEVERIN - TIMISOARA - JIMBOLIA
DN7 = BUCHAREST - PITESTI - RAMNICU VALCEA - SIBIU - DEVA - ARAD - NADLAC
 

You also have two Highways starting from Bucharest:

A1 = BUCHAREST - PITESTI

A2 = BUCHAREST - CERNAVODA (CONSTANTA)

In order to help you even more, here are the distances (in kilometers) from Bucharest to the main romanian cities:

Bucharest - Brasov = 161km

Bucharest - Cluj Napoca = 426km

Bucharest - Constanta = 225km

Bucharest - Craiova = 248km

Bucharest - Iasi = 406km

Bucharest - Sibiu = 282km

Bucharest - Timisoara =538km

If your visit in Romania starts in Bucharest and you want to drive and see the country, All Inclusive Car Rental is the solution to your every wish regarding car rental driving, but also tips about car driving in Bucharest.

Legal speed limit in Romania is 50 km./hour in cities (Bucharest included), 90 km./hour in national roads and 130 km./hour at highways. We strongly advise you to respect it, as you will lose your driving license (Romania is a member of  EU, so Romanian Police can and will take your license) as radar and cameras are all over.

For more info, please visit our car driving in bucharest and city guide page.