Denmark
Cap in the app: 80 km/h.
Speed
80 km/h uanset vejtype — the færdselslov gives the outfit a single figure, motorway and ordinary road alike. A Tempo 100-approved outfit: 100, but only on the motorway. The plate sits on the caravan; the car carries no plate but must meet the requirements. The 70 that often turns up in Danish contexts applies to a motorhome over 3.5 tonnes with a trailer, not to a car-and-caravan outfit.
Source. LBK nr 118 af 12/01/2026 § 43 stk. 3–4 · Færdselsstyrelsen, Tempo-100, both retrieved 2026-08-11
Dimensions — verified from the bekendtgørelse
Source: Bekendtgørelse om køretøjers største bredde, længde, højde, vægt og akseltryk, retrieved 2026-08-06.
| Dimension | Denmark | Wording |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 2.55 m | "Et køretøj må ikke have en bredde, der overstiger 2,55 m" |
| Height | 4.00 m | "Et køretøj må ikke have større højde end 4,00 m" |
| Length, vogntog | 18.75 m | "Andre vogntog end bil med sættevogn må ikke have en længde, der overstiger 18,75 m" |
| Length, påhængsvogn | 12.00 m | "En påhængsvogn til bil må ikke have en længde, der overstiger 12,00 m" |
| Length, motorhome | 12.00 m | "Et motordrevet køretøj må ikke have en længde, der overstiger 12,00 m, jf. dog § 9" (§ 8) |
One more rule that hits caravans in particular: the trailer may not be more than 0.35 m wider than the towing car on either side. A wide caravan behind a narrow car may therefore be illegal even if it stays under 2.55 m.
Rules other than these. Alcohol limits, seatbelts, child seats, mobile phones, winter tyres and daytime running lights are not on Campeur and will not be. Your Europe, run by the Commission, has them country by country: road rules in Denmark ↗. Do not read it for caravan speed — that cross-check has been made, and the portal was wrong in four countries out of twenty-one.