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France Airport Car HireWhen it comes to car hire in France, travellers have many choices at their disposal for daily and weekly rentals. Take some time to look for the best rate, a little research can bring in big savings. Find the lowest rates and best deals for car rental in France. Our 24hr secure online reservations system is fast and easy to use. Choose from our Range of Automatic and Manual in Economy, Compact, Mid Size, Standard, Full Size, Premium, Luxury and Special Rental Car. | ||
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Driving in France The common car rental age is 21. However, it can be higher (sometimes 25) for certain companies. You must have had a valid driving license for at least a year. Visitors staying less than 90 days carrying an EU, International or U.S State license may drive. Few Driving Laws In France Driving is done on the right. Speed Limits In Town 50km/h Paris Beltway 80km/h Main Roads 90km/h Dual Carriage Ways 110 km/h Motorways 130 km/h Road types in France Autoroutes (Marked on signs with A): express highways for which you must pay tolls Routes Nationales (Marked on signs with N): national motorways for which there are no tolls, often with several lanes Routes Departementales (Marked on signs with D): smaller scenic country roads with less traffic. Driving Tips In France Be aware that French drivers drive more aggressively and exceed speed limits. Be prepared to drive more defensively. Rush hour in Paris and major towns are situated around hours of going to and from work (7:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and between 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m). Fridays can be more congested due to people leaving the city. Pay attention to the road as the lane marking and road signs are not as clear as in North America. Are you travelling with children? Most motorway service stations have 'baby corners' with changing facilities and high chairs. Emergency Telephone Numbers Police/Ambulance Service: 17 Fire Service: 18 Road Tips for France Always carry your driving licence, vehicle registration document (V5), and certificate of motor insurance. If your licence does not incorporate a photograph ensure you carry your passport to validate the licence. If the vehicle is not registered in your name, carry a letter from the registered owner giving you permission to drive. 1 Mile = 1.61 kilometres ( Generally speedometers in France show both MPH and KPH. ) | ||
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