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Are you looking for affordable car hire in Romania? Now a day’s it is very popular to rent a car, the majority choose to pick up a car at the airport. With car rental you and your family have the opportunity to take pleasant day trips in the areas surrounding, also you will not be dependent on public transport. By comparing prices of car rental from several players, you can save a lot of money. If you prefer to retrieve the rental car in the city center, this is also possible.
The country offers great natural and cultural experiences. It is advisable to book your car rental well before departure, so you’re sure to get just the car that suits you, at the lowest price. In certain periods there may be high demand among rental companies, and the cheapest cars are usually taken first.

Romania short guide

Car Hire Romania

Romania is located in south-eastern Central Europe, and has 22.5 million inhabitants (2009). Romania has coastline on the Black Sea in the east, bordering countries Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Ukraine and Moldova.

The landscape in Romania consists mostly of mountains, hills and plains. The mountain range Southern Carpathians (or the southern Carpathians) is located in central part of Romania. Here you’ll find the country’s highest peak – Moldoveanu – located 2,544 meters above sea level North of the country consists of lowland landscape with marshes and sand banks. Parts of the river Danube flows through Romania, and is the main river in the country.

Romania has a temperate climate with large inland annual temperature fluctuations. The country has mostly cool, damp winters and hot summers. The coastal strip towards the Black Sea, however, has the driest and warmest climate.

The capital Bucharest is located in southeastern Romania, and is the country’s economic and industrial center. Bucharest has 2.3 million inhabitants (2009). The city also has a rich cultural life and great architecture. The giant Parliament Palace is the city’s biggest tourist attraction.

Other important cities in Romania’s Constanta (the country’s largest port city), Brasov, Cluj-Napoca, Sibiu, Timisoara and Iasi.

Traffic and Driving Tips Romania

Romanian laws permit foreign visitors to drive private motor vehicles with the International Driving Permit accompanied by a valid driver license from their home country. It is permitted to drive with the International Driving Permit for 90 day after arriving to Romania.

Speed Limits:

– max 50 km/h in built-up areas
– max 90km/h – on open roads
– max 100km/h on dual carriageways
– max 130km/h – on motorways

Rules to know:

The legal drink driving limit is zero; a driver must be no alcohol in his blood when driving.

Traffic glows on the right side of the road; overtaking on the left side.
The minimum age for driving is 18 years.
A driver and all passengers must wears a seatbelt at all times white driving.
It is required to have in the car a warning triangle inside, first aid kit and tire extinguisher.
For driving in bad winter weather, it is required winter tires or snow chains.
In built-up areas, it is not permitted to use a horn between 22:00 (10pm) ND 6:00 (6am).
Children under 12 years of age cannot be ridden in the front seat.
It is a rule to give way to traffic coming onto a roundabout.
It is obligatory to park on the right hand side of the road, in the same direction as the traffic.
Pedestrians have a right of at pedestrian crossings and vehicles must give them way.
It is mandatory to have car insurance.
Foreign drivers need to buy a road tax sticker (Rovineta) which can be got from petrol stations and post offices.

Drivers must pay motorways tolls. It is recommended to have plenty of change (Euro).
Some petrol stations don’t take credit cards; it is necessary to pay by cash.

In case of an accident, driver must call and wait for the police (Politia) and Ambulance (Salvarea). If a foreign driver has a small accident, he needs to go to a Police office to make a declaration as the circumstances of the incident.

Police has a right stop any car to check a diving license or International driving permit and the car documents such as ownership and insurance.

Airports Romania

Arad / Arad International Airport
Bacau / Bacau International Airport
Cluj-Napoca / Cluj-Napoca International Airport
Constanta / Constanta International Airport
Craiova / Craiova Airport
Iasi / Iasi International Airport
Oradea / Oradea International Airport
Bucharest / Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport
Sibiu / Sibiu International Airport
Targu Mures / Targu Mures International Airport
Timisoara / Timisoara Traian Vuia International Airport

Romania’s main airport is Aeroportul International Henri Coanda, which is 16 km north of the capital. The airport is also called “Bucharesti Otopeni”.

Rental car is undoubtedly one of the defeats and inexpensive ways to explore Romania. In a quick search in our search engine, you will see that we offer car rental for every budget and purpose.

Popular Destinations Romania

Bacau – Bacau Airport – Bucharest – Bucharest Airport – Constanta – Oradea – Sibiu – Sibiu Airport – Suceava -Timisoara

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