Will I need to drive my own vehicle to conduct my everyday life (work/school/shopping) at my destination?

No - there is ample public transport

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How can I legally drive a vehicle in this city?

Nationals within the EU/EES countries, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Russia, Switzerland and Ukraine are able to convert their license to a Danish license. Natives from other countries are required to take a road test. There will be a fee for both options.

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What side of the road do people drive on?

Right side

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Describe typical public transportation an expat might use to get around the city.

The Copenhagen public transport includes the Metro, S-Tog (trains), buses, water buses, and taxis. These cover all areas of Copenhagen and suburbs.

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Could an expat also use public transportation to get out of the city—to surrounding towns, recreation areas or suburbs? If so, list options.

Yes, by trains, taxis and buses

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In regards to transportation, are there any safety issues I should be aware of?

No

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Where do I buy tickets/tokens/etc. for the major public transportation?

You can buy one trip tickets on the bus. You need to pay in cash. Otherwise tickets can be purchased at all major train / metro stations and most supermarkets. Tickets can also be purchased via your mobile phone.

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Useful Links

www.rejseplanen.dk

 

 

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