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For an unforgettable journey through Romania, travel along the country’s scenic roads with a rental car. You can find major car hire offices in Romania’s principal cities or at airports.
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The prices of car rental at the in Romania varies depending on the time of year. This graph shows the average prices in the various months to help you find out which is the best period to rent a low cost car.
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Bucharest sits at the heart of one of Central and Eastern Europe’s most important road networks. From Romania’s capital, the main national motorways branch out, including the A1 Bucharest–Pitești, the A2 Bucharest–Constanța and the A3 Borș–Bucharest.
Romanian motorways are toll-free except for crossing the Danube bridge on the A2. Please note that to drive in Romania you must purchase a Rovinieta vignette.
To drive in Bucharest and throughout Romania, your UK driving licence is sufficient. Our first piece of advice on car hire in Bucharest is to familiarise yourself with local traffic regulations: speed limits match those in many European countries at 50 km/h in towns and 130 km/h on motorways, whilst on dual carriageways and rural roads they vary between 70 and 100 km/h.
Be aware of drink-driving laws: the permitted alcohol limit is 0%, meaning you cannot drive after drinking alcohol. If you test positive on a breathalyser, your licence will be suspended for 90 days, which can be reduced to 30 days by completing 7 driving lessons and passing an exam.
Dipped headlights must be on at all times outside built-up areas, whilst dogs and cats can only be transported with a European pet passport, issued by veterinary authorities in your home country.
If you experience problems with police following a dispute, you can contact the British Embassy in Bucharest on +40-213052100. For emergencies, the mobile number is +40722314803. Please note that in the event of an emergency you can call 112 free of charge.
Here are some quick answers to the most common doubts about car rental in Romania.
To reserve a car in Romania a credit card or debit card is sufficient. However, when you go to collect the car, you will need:
The car rental companies in Romania allow to rent a car to all those who are between 21 and 70 years old. However, there is an additional cost for under 25 and for those over 70.
A car rental in Romania always includes:
Any extras or additional insurance coverage are separate.
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