Can you rent a car and drive across Europe?
Some rental car companies will charge you extra for driving their cars into certain countries. When driving through western Europe this is generally not an issue. However, you can be charged extra when driving into or between non-EU countries.
Can you rent a car and leave it in another country?
Some car hire companies allow their cars to be left in a different country. They usually charge both a cross-border fee and a one-way fee. If your plans are flexible, returning the car in the same country you picked it up from, and crossing any borders within your trip, will probably be cheaper.
Can I cross the border with a rented car?
Most vehicles rented in the US can be driven throughout US and Canada. Some vehicle classes like Exotics, Large Passenger or Cargo Vans, and other specialty vehicles may not be allowed to travel outside of the US.
Can a rental car cross the border?
Yes. Most rental car companies in the USA, including Budget, Dollar and Hertz, allow their vehicles to cross the Canadian border, but make sure to inform your provider in advance and read their terms and conditions carefully.
How long does it take to drive cross country?
How long does driving cross country take? Timing depends on the route you take and have many stops you make. The distance of most of the cross-country road trips is 2,500 to 3,500 miles, a journey which will take at least 4 days if you just driving and getting some decent sleep.
Can you drive across Europe?
It’s a big drive, 1500 miles, 2250 Km Passing through the UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and finally Romania. 8 countries in 5 days. If you scroll down to the bottom I’ll also tell you about the tolls and vignettes that you’ll run into driving across Europe.
Does my insurance cover rental cars in other countries?
Typically, your personal car insurance policy will not cover you abroad. You can contact the U.S. embassy in the country you are visiting to determine the rental car insurance requirements. Some countries may require specific additional coverage that is only available in that country.
Do you have to pay to cross borders in Europe?
As an EU citizen you are free to travel to any other EU country to live, work, study or have a holiday – or for no particular reason at all. Thanks to EU law on social security coordination, people moving across borders do not lose their social benefits (e.g. pension rights).
Can you drive a rental car from Split to Dubrovnik?
Driving from Split to Dubrovnik with a Rental Car – through Bosnia & Herzegovina! That means, if you’re driving from Split to Dubrovnik, or vise versa, you’ll pass through Bosnia & Herzgovina! Driving in Croatia is pretty simple and straightforward, and we definitely recommend it for the Split > Dubrovnik route.
What do I need to rent a car in Bulgaria?
To rent a car in Bulgaria and legally drive it, you will need an International Driving Permit, as well as your full driving license (both parts). You should also carry your insurance, passport, and any paperwork which the car rental company gave you.
What are the road rules in Bulgaria?
Eating, smoking, and using mobile devices behind the wheels are strictly prohibited, too. Road rules in Bulgaria are very tight regarding restraining children in a car, which means that a child under the age of three cannot go in a car if it doesn’t have child restraints.
Is it safe to drive in Bulgaria?
The best advice is not to drink when you intend to get behind the wheel. Additionally, driving in Bulgaria is also not allowed if you’re wearing high heels, flip-flops, or day sunglasses. Eating, smoking, and using mobile devices behind the wheels are strictly prohibited, too.
What should I pack for a trip to Bulgaria?
Fire extinguisher and first aid box. In Bulgaria, you drive on the right, and you overtake on the left. It would be best if you also remembered to leave your headlights on at all times, even in the daytime, and dipped so as not to dazzle oncoming traffic. If you are in a town or city with trams, remember that they have the right of way.