Cheap Car Hire in Greece - Driving Information
 Set the Scene
The major roads of Greece were built after World War II and offer many diverse destinations to explore. Many of these roads wind around the scenic hills and pass through many small villages. Many of these villages offer some of the most dramatic views along the Mediterranean Sea. The highways of Greece will guide you through ancient history. Car Rental Requirements
To rent a car, you must be at least 21 years old (age may vary by car category) and have held your license for 1 year. Drivers under the age of 25 may incur a young driver surcharge. An international driver's license is required. Some suppliers have a maximum rental age of 70. Seatbelts are mandatory. Child seats are mandatory for children up to age 4. Speed Limits
Speed limits in Greece are as follows: City: 30mph/50kph Open Roads: 50 mph/80kph Highways: 74mph/100kph
Rules of the Road
Traffic travels on the right and the middle lane of a three lane highway is for passing. Vehicles approaching an intersection on the right have the right of way. Fuel
Most petrol stations are open from 7.00am to 7.00pm. Tolls
There are two toll highways in Greece. One goes from Athens to the Peloponnesus and the other goes from Athens to Thessaloniki. The cost is just a few Euros. Parking
In the major cities of Greece, on-street parking is virtually non-existent. Your best bet is to find tourist parking lots or hotel parking as illegal parking can cost you your license plate. With your cheap car hire in Greece it is important that you have looked through some of these rules and regulations about driving a car to ensure you have the safest possible journey.
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