| Destination | Distance | The price for the car | |
| Minsk | 157 km | order | |
 Minsk International Airport |
165 km | order | |
| Polotsk | 82 km | order | |
| Vitebsk | 134 km | order | |
| Borisov | 136 km | order | |
| Molodechno | 190 km | order | |
| Baranovichi | 311 km | order | |
| Lida | 327 km | order | |
| Zhlobin | 379 km | order | |
| Ivatsevichi | 380 km | order | |
| Gomel | 393 km | order | |
| Grodno | 448 km | order | |
| Pinsk | 473 km | order | |
| Brest | 516 km | order |
Lepel is the administrative center of the eponymous district of the Vitebsk region. The city is located on the shores of Lake Lepel 155 km from Minsk and 110 km from Vitebsk. The distance to the border with the Russian Federation is 150 km, the distance to the border with Latvia is 171 km. The rivers Ulla and Essa flow through Lepel. There is a railway station in the city, from which diesel trains run regularly, connecting Lepel with Orsha.
Lepiel is an important automotive transport hub. The M3 highway (Minsk-Vitebsk) passes through the eastern part of the city. In addition, the city is connected by a network of highways with other Belarusian cities: P15 (Krichev - Orsha - Lepel), P46 (Lepel - Polotsk - border of the Russian Federation), P86 (Bogushevsk (from M8) - Senno - Lepel - Myadel), P116 (Ushachi - Lepel).
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