Traveling across Europe can be an exhilarating experience, but it’s crucial to be prepared for any unexpected situations. At Euro City Transfers, your safety is our top priority, not only during your journey with us but throughout your travels. Here’s a guide to the emergency numbers you should be aware of when traveling in the countries we service.
What is the Universal Emergency Number?
Most European countries support the universal emergency number 112. You can dial this number free of charge from any phone, including mobiles, to contact the emergency services directly for police, fire brigade, or medical assistance.
Country-Specific Emergency Numbers
While 112 is widely recognized, some countries have specific numbers for different services. Here are the key emergency numbers for the countries we operate in:
- Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Austria, France, Italy:
- 112 is the go-to number for all emergencies.
- 112 is the go-to number for all emergencies.
- Holland (Netherlands):
- General emergencies: 112
- Non-urgent police matters: 0900-8844
- Switzerland:
- General emergencies: 112
- Police: 117
- Fire: 118
- Ambulance: 144
Tips for Handling Emergencies Abroad
- Save Numbers Ahead of Time: Before your trip, save the emergency numbers in your phone and keep a written note somewhere accessible.
- Know Basic Phrases: Learning basic emergency phrases in the local language can be incredibly helpful.
- Stay Calm and Clear: Always try to remain calm and provide clear, concise information about your location and the nature of the emergency.
- Inform Your Transfer Service: If you face any trouble during your travel, inform your driver or our customer service team at Euro City Transfers. We’re here to assist and ensure your safety throughout your journey.
At Euro City Transfers, we’re committed to ensuring that your European travels are not only enjoyable but also secure. By being prepared and knowing what to do in an emergency, you can focus more on enjoying your journey across this beautiful continent.
For more travel tips and information, keep visiting our blog, and feel free to contact us for safe, reliable transfers across Europe.
