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<map lat='50.81461241998999' lng='4.41650390625' zoom='7' view='0' float='right' country='Belgium' />
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{{infobox Country
|country = Belgium
|map = <map lat='50.81461241998999' lng='4.41650390625' zoom='7' view='0' float='right' country='Belgium' />
|language = Dutch, French, German
|capital = [[Brussels]]
The best places to start are the roundabouts near the entrance of the main highways (such spots can be found very easily in [[Oostende]], [[Liège]], [[Louvain-la-Neuve]] and [[Namur]]).
Belgium has a very high density of petrol stations and service areas on the motorways. This makes it easier to find one, but also leads to less traffic on a single service area. Because of its bilingual status, it could be helpful to approach drivers in their native language. Although there is no specific way to be sure of telling what language a driver speaks, some solutions are:
