In England the legal limit is 35mcg per 100ml of breath whilst driving. In Scotland it’s significantly lower, at 22mcg per 100ml. Don’t get caught out by this one!

Ever headed out shopping, only to realise that it’s Sunday afternoon and everything is shut? In Scotland this rule doesn’t exist, so supermarkets can stay open late on Sundays.

Scotland has its own unique banknotes, and to make things more confusing there’s three different designs for each note. This means you could be holding three completely different looking Scottish tenners! English banknotes are also accepted North of the border, but you might have more difficulty spending Scottish money when you get back home. Despite what people say, scottish cash is not legal tender in England, but lots of places accept it and you can always take it to the bank. Our top tip is to spend it in a supermarket self-service machine!