Car rental in Canada
Rating: 8,6/10 (8656 votes)   Canadian AppalachiansCanada is a country in which you can see various landscapes: beautiful mountains and beautiful valleys, lakes with clear water and the sea coast with equipped beaches. This country has something to see, and sightseeing is always more convenient and interesting to carry out by car. You can plan your own trips and places you would like to visit. The only thing left is to get a car. Renting a car in Canada does not present any difficulties. Special agencies operate on the territory of the country, including those near any airport, where you can rent a car without any problems. The best option would be to book a car for rent in advance by contacting one of the international companies. Firstly, you get a car as soon as you arrive at your destination, and secondly, it is economically beneficial: the cost of renting a booked car is usually 20-50% lower.  Sign of a car rental salonTo take in Car rental in Canada requires the driver to be over 21 years old, in some cases, if the driver is under 25 years old, the rental is more expensive. People who rent a car must have two driving licenses: national rights and international standards. With these rights, it is allowed to drive a car during the first two months of being in the country. If you are planning a long-term residence in Canada, you should obtain a local driving document. As in any other country, you must follow the traffic rules so that there are no problems on the roads. The rules of the road in force in the state are quite simple, so an experienced driver can follow them without any problems. Always wear seat belts when driving. If there are children weighing up to 18 kg in the car, then the cars must be equipped with a child seat and the kids must ride in it. Only children over the age of twelve can travel in the front seat. Canada strictly enforces a speed limit for drivers. You should pay close attention to road signs on highways, as they may indicate some kind of speed restrictions on certain sections of the road. If there are no other signs, then within settlements the speed should not exceed 50 km / h, outside - 80 km / h, on the highway the speed should not exceed 100 km / h.  Traveling by carParking in Canada can be public, private and residential. Most of the municipal parking lots. The largest number of parking lots in the central part of cities, as well as in tourist areas. There are also municipal parking meters located along the roads. If you need parking for a short time, it is better to use a parking meter. The cost of such parking costs $ 4 per hour. At regular paid parking lots, the rate is two dollars per half hour. Private parking can be paid or free. Basically, these parking lots are located near shops, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. Most often they are the property of the institution and are intended for its customers. As a rule, parking time is limited to two hours. Private parking can be paid or free. Basically, these parking lots are located near shops, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. Most often they are the property of the institution and are intended for its customers. As a rule, parking time is limited to two hours. Private parking can be paid or free. Basically, these parking lots are located near shops, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. Most often they are the property of the institution and are intended for its customers. As a rule, parking time is limited to two hours. We also recommend reading Things not to do in Vietnam Topic: Car rental in Canada. |
