At the new Museo Casa Enzo Ferrari (Via Paolo Ferreri 85, 41121 Modena, Italy; phone +39 059 4397979), visitors can tour the home in which Italian race car driver Enzo Ferrari was born, seeing mementos, biographical displays and rare film footage.

In the huge Exhibition Gallery, half a dozen vintage Ferraris are on display, and visitors can learn the history of Ferrari design and sport racing. There’s also a bookshop, cafeteria and store.

Open 9:30-6, Oct. 1-April 30, and 9:...

In France, a new law which will begin to be enforced on Nov. 1, 2012, will require all cars, including rentals, to carry a breath-alcohol-testing instrument. If a driver does not have the device, he will be fined €17 (near $22).

Single-use devices each cost less than $2.50. Hertz will provide the devices for free, but Avis and Budget have not yet announced.

Alcohol limits are far more stringent in France (50mg per 100ml of blood) than in America (varying from 80mg to 100mg)....

The Canadian Tourism Commission (#1400-1055 Duns­muir St., Box 49230, Vancouver, BC, V7X 1L2, Canada) has unveiled its new website, and the app “Explore Canada Like a Local.”

The website and app allow travelers to find Canada’s most popular activities (based on locals’ check-ins to social media sites) and to create custom itineraries that can be synced to the mobile app. The app, which is available for iPhone, iPod Touch and Android devices, allows visitors to view the most popular...