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Are there different regulations for bicycle racks in other European countries? Where and which ones?

Yes, there are varying regulations for bicycle racks in different European countries. Here are some examples:

- In France, the bicycle rack must not cover the car's number plate. If the number plate is covered, it must be placed on the bike carrier itself.

- In Spain it is forbidden to transport bicycles on the car roof. A bicycle carrier for the towbar must always be used.

- In Italy, the bicycles on the bicycle carrier should not exceed 1 meter on each side.

- In Austria, bicycle carriers must be equipped with a red reflector and red rear reflectors.

- In Switzerland, the bicycle carrier with the bicycles may be a maximum of 2.55 metres wide and 4 metres long.

It is a good idea to find out about the country-specific regulations before setting off on your journey.