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Dollar Car Rental in Germany

Germany, affectionately referred to as Deutschland by its inhabitants, is a nation where ancient cathedrals stand alongside high-tech factories. The beauty of its ancient castles, bustling urban centres, and world-famous beer captivates travellers from every corner of the globe.

A well-developed roadway network makes driving around in a car hire from Germany the best way to explore the local culture and scenery. Rent a car with Dollar Car Rental and embark on iconic German road trips, such as the Fairy Tale Road, which starts in Hanau, the hometown of the Brothers Grimm, and spans over 600 km with sites that have inspired world-famous fairy tales. Rent a car in Germany to explore more such enchanting locations at your own pace, stopping as you wish to soak in the magic and history along the way.

Dollar Car Rental locations are strategically situated throughout Germany, so you can get a quick start on your adventure, no matter where you are. Whether you are arriving in metropolitan areas like Berlin, Dusseldorf, Munich and Cologne or exploring smaller cities like Bonn, Jena, and Kiel, you will find Dollar Car Rental's offices conveniently located at airports, railway stations, and city centres.

Dollar Car Rental Germany’s fleet is curated to suit a variety of needs while prioritising affordability, comfort, and a commitment to eco-friendliness. We offer a variety of hybrid and electric models, other than traditional petrol and diesel options. Each vehicle in our fleet promises safety, comfort, and convenience, enhancing your travel experience in Germany.

Driving in Germany

Driving a car rental in Germany is a smooth experience. Nearly 230,000 km of intercity roads and 660,000 km of local roads ensure easy accessibility across diverse regions.

For a memorable road trip, consider these scenic routes.

  • The German Wine Route:  Start in Schweigen-Rechtenbach and end in Bockenheim an der Weinstraße. This 104 km journey takes you through sprawling vineyards and the warmer regions of Germany.
  • The German Romantic Route from Würzburg to Füssen offers picturesque landscapes and iconic landmarks against the backdrop of the Bavarian mountains. This is a 423 km route that you can cover in 6-7 hours.

Speed Limits:

  • Urban areas:  50 kmph
  • Country roads and non-motorway routes:  100 kmph.
  • Portions of the Autobahn may not have a speed limit. However, a recommended speed of 130 kmph is often advised.

Driving Safely in Germany:

Cars You Can Rent in Germany

Discover the perfect vehicle for your journey across Germany with Dollar Car Rental. Choose from a variety of car types to meet diverse needs and preferences:

Where to Rent a Car in Germany

The Dollar Car Rental network is spread across all major cities and towns in Germany. Here's where you can get a convenient, comfortable and affordable car rental in Germany:

1. Hannover

2. Karlsruhe

3. Dessau-Rosslau

4. Minden

5. Jena

6. Bochum

7. Kempten

8. Wedel

9. Aurich

10. Kiel

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any age restrictions for hiring a car in Germany?

To get a car hire in Germany, you need to be at least 21 years old, though you can drive at 18. If your licence isn't from a European country, you should also have an international driving permit.

Is there an emergency number to call in Germany if my car breaks down?

If your car breaks down, place a warning triangle 30 metres behind your vehicle and call 110, the emergency number in Germany. They can connect you to an English-speaking advisor. Emergency telephones are available every 2 kilometres along the motorways.

What are the documents I need for driving in Germany?

You must carry a valid driving licence from your home country, proof of identification such as a passport, a motor insurance certificate, and the vehicle's V5 registration document when driving a car hire in Germany.

Which side of the road should I drive in Germany?

In Germany, you always drive on the right side of the road and overtake on the left. Traffic from the right usually has priority at crossroads and junctions.

Are winter tyres required in Germany?

Winter tyres are mandatory in Germany during wintry conditions, including snow, slush, hail, ice, or frost. Ensure your vehicle is equipped with winter tyres to comply with local laws and ensure your safety.

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FOR RENTALS IN ITALY - from 15th Nov to 15th Apr many cities in specific Italian regions are required by law to restrict rentals to only those vehicles equipped with snow chains or winter tyres. To comply with these regulations, Dollar equipped vehicles with snow chains - the price is included in the rental charges as Winterisation fee. Hence, for these vehicles there’s NO NEED TO BOOK snow chains as Extra.

IMPORTANT: Please check the rate details of your quotation on the right of this web page to verify if your booking includes Winterisation fee before booking snow chains in Italy.