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Car Hire in Europe
There are currently 50 sovereign states in Europe, of these besides the UK, only Ireland is the country that currently drives on the left, with Sweden being the last to switch in mainland Europe in 1967.
With so many countries within easy reach and beautiful scenery throughout Europe, renting a car with Holiday Car Hire 4 Less will allow you to explore all that Europe has to offer. Whether its one of the Greek Islands, the Balearics, France, Germany Spain, etc we are able to offer car hire in convenient locations and airports where ever you choose to visit.
Some European states have specific rules for driving such as driving with dipped lights when it is raining along with lower speed limits, having to wear reflective jackets when stepping out of a vehicle on motorways etc. So prepare for your trip before you go and you wont have any problems
American visitors to Europe may who decide to get a rental car will find that the cars are generally more compact, with a manual gearbox and no cruise control. They will also notice a complete difference in driving styles, Europeans tend to be a lot more aggressive, but more attentive to road conditions than in the States, so it may be quite unnerving for a first timer, also be advised that undertaking is illegal, Europeans use the left hand lane on autobahns, autoroutes, etc for passing, so if your driving at 80km/h on the outside lane and a Mercedes comes thundering up behind you at 200km/h, move over! Of course if you wish to rent a Mercedes or an Audi, at Holiday Car Hire 4 Less that's not a problem we supply all types of car hire. A final tip, be aware of roundabouts,(rotarys/traffic circles), they are very common in Europe unlike the US, but they are very easy to negotiate, just remember you go round them in an anticlockwise direction, drive near to the centre until your junction approaches and then move out.
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