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Is it possible to rent a car with an old driving license (laminated, 2002)?
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Tell me who knows what rights in Greece you can rent a car. Is it necessary to have an international driving license or is it possible to use the old ones, for those in the laminate (2002). And I read somewhere that the cost of renting a car also depends on the length of service? Here, I'm interested in where they find out the experience - from the date on the rights or what? Or is there any other document I need to take with me?
Tell me who knows what rights in Greece you can rent a car. Is it necessary to have an international driving license or is it possible to use the old ones, for those in the laminate (2002). And I read somewhere that the cost of renting a car also depends on the length of service? Here, I'm interested in where they find out the experience - from the date on the rights or what? Or is there any other document I need to take with me?
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The car is given according to the rights in the laminate, but no experience is taken into account when renting. We were in Rhodes in October 2008 and there were no problems with the rental. The only thing is to inspect the car itself very carefully, because. Roads are narrow, parking is tight. Our car, while we were exploring the sights, someone shoved, crumpled the number. Thank God, they didn't notice, but we worried.
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answered 15 years ago
They will give you a car, but try not to rent a car from the agency closest to the hotel. It will be 20 or even 40% more expensive ...)
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answered 15 years ago
Rights fit. There are a few tips: don't waste your time, go straight to Chania, then go to the lake with turtles, and from there go to the south shore... then go back to the north shore by another road. No guide will show such beauty. After our trip (400 km per day around the island), the guys from the rental pointed their fingers at us ... And we were satisfied for a long time remembering the beauties of Crete.
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answered 15 years ago
I forgot my driving license at home (in a laminate), they sent me a copy by fax to the hotel, they told me at the box office that the number was hard to see, and I adjusted it with a pen, after which I became the proud owner of a Suzuki Vitara and rushed into the wind! Good luck and happy travels!
Vitara Kubrick all-wheel drive, (it is desirable to drive closer to the sea) 50 euros per day
fiat small and similar 25 euro
scooter 8-10 euros
business class cars 100 (cadillac) -150-200 (mers and bmw, etc.) (complete nonsense on the island!)
P.S. On Vitara traveled the whole island of Rhodes in 4 days. But I forgot something, and on the penultimate day I took a fiat for 25, on the way back I drove to the beach and right next to some small hotel sat down in the sand with the front wheels in ONE! meters from the track. The tractor (that carries ATVs) asked for 30 euros, bargained for 25. And what for took fiatik? Saved nothing and hemorrhagic. And Vitarka with a breeze drove almost into the sea!
Vitara Kubrick all-wheel drive, (it is desirable to drive closer to the sea) 50 euros per day
fiat small and similar 25 euro
scooter 8-10 euros
business class cars 100 (cadillac) -150-200 (mers and bmw, etc.) (complete nonsense on the island!)
P.S. On Vitara traveled the whole island of Rhodes in 4 days. But I forgot something, and on the penultimate day I took a fiat for 25, on the way back I drove to the beach and right next to some small hotel sat down in the sand with the front wheels in ONE! meters from the track. The tractor (that carries ATVs) asked for 30 euros, bargained for 25. And what for took fiatik? Saved nothing and hemorrhagic. And Vitarka with a breeze drove almost into the sea!
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answered 15 years ago
With such rights, a car will be given in any agency, but with all the same, age and experience in normal agencies are taken into account. And, most importantly, if you do not have a booklet - international rights (issued by the traffic police in an hour - one and a half), then in the event of an accident, or a serious violation for which the police stop you, you can assume that you were completely without rights.
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answered 15 years ago
Correction. Almost all roads in Crete are narrow and winding. Overtaking is prohibited in many places. You will not break the rules. The average speed is 30 km/h. 400 km You will drive 12-13 hours. + stops. Conclusion - do not plan to travel more than 200 km per day. And then you will fall into the category of those who twist their fingers at the temple.
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answered 15 years ago
in some agencies they give with ordinary rights, but many require international
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answered 15 years ago
Greece is more democratic than other EU countries. You can easily rent any car but be sure to have a credit card.
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answered 15 years ago
It seems that you can rent a car there even without a license.)
But seriously. - Can. Maybe not in every box office ... but there are a lot of them.
But seriously. - Can. Maybe not in every box office ... but there are a lot of them.
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answered 15 years ago