gordondaviesmoustache
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Last time I drove through Switzerland (on the way to the Monaco game last season) I got pulled at the border and made to buy a year's worth of car tax there and then. They don't miss much in Switzerland, mate.
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CL draw - Basel
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Last time I drove through Switzerland (on the way to the Monaco game last season) I got pulled at the border and made to buy a year's worth of car tax there and then. They don't miss much in Switzerland, mate.
Cheers for heads up as well, I drove into Basel when England played Switzerland a few years ago (6 City players for England IIRC) and had no issues, will double check with Hertz again
Just read up you should have a Swiss motorway vignette for £30 if you want to use the motorways.....might stick to the back streets!
gordondaviesmoustache
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That's what it was, but I guess as Basel isn't far across the border you could improvise.Cheers for heads up as well, I drove into Basel when England played Switzerland a few years ago (6 City players for England IIRC) and had no issues, will double check with Hertz again
Just read up you should have a Swiss motorway vignette for £30 if you want to use the motorways.....might stick to the back streets!
Alex - City Matters
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You could just park up in the German town that is conjoined with Basel and then get a train/tram from there?Cheers for heads up as well, I drove into Basel when England played Switzerland a few years ago (6 City players for England IIRC) and had no issues, will double check with Hertz again
Just read up you should have a Swiss motorway vignette for £30 if you want to use the motorways.....might stick to the back streets!
lazza
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If you're staying at a hotel in Basel, you usually get a free "local transport" ticket, which is valid on buses and trams.
cptaidan88
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So, what's the expectation on selling-out level for this? It probably doesn't really
I think it'll sell out around 17-18k points for this one, maybe more, so you'll struggle for one in the city end. The group game trips weren't very appealing to a lot of fans, people have plenty of time to plan this, and its easily accessible by various routes. I'm expecting this to sell out high.
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Last time I drove through Switzerland (on the way to the Monaco game last season) I got pulled at the border and made to buy a year's worth of car tax there and then. They don't miss much in Switzerland, mate.
You are obligated to pay the freeway pass/vignette which is akin to a toll pass, everyone (Including Suisse) must pay for this - they are 40 CHF. By comparison, drive in France on any toll road and expect to pay more than that fee in less than a single day. Swiss driving laws are strictly enforced for a variety of offenses, including fixed radar - safety first
squirtyflower
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But you don't need the vignette if you don't use the freeway?You are obligated to pay the freeway pass/vignette which is akin to a toll pass, everyone (Including Suisse) must pay for this - they are 40 CHF. By comparison, drive in France on any toll road and expect to pay more than that fee in less than a single day. Swiss driving laws are strictly enforced for a variety of offenses, including fixed radar - safety first
But you don't need the vignette if you don't use the freeway?
If you enter by car, vignette is obligatory if you use the motorways
squirtyflower
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Exactly, so if I enter with the car and not use the motorway I won't need a viginette.If you enter by car, vignette is obligatory if you use the motorways