Car Hire in Trinidad and Tobago

You are required by law to drive on the left when you visit Trinidad and Tobago. Not abiding by this law can result in traffic tickets, car accidents, or both.

The road network in Trinidad and Tobago has been scored 4.1 for its quality (1 lowest, 7 highest). This puts it at 64 in the world out of 137 other countries. Roads will vary significantly within the country’s different regions, so use scores as a rough guide or reference for comparison.

The legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit in Trinidad and Tobago is 0.08%. However, it’s important to check regional or local city laws because sometimes this limit might be different. The BAC in Trinidad and Tobago may also vary based on age, driving experience, and whether or not you are driving a commercial vehicle. Be aware that 18 is the legal drinking age in Trinidad and Tobago, and there are strict laws that prohibit drivers under this age from drink driving.

Prices for cars in Trinidad and Tobago refresh daily.

There are 59 operators available for cars in Trinidad and Tobago as of April 2024.

Age requirements for drivers vary depending on the country, including Trinidad and Tobago. In several EU countries, drivers must be 18 years old. Generally, to hire a car overseas, you must be at least 21 years old, and if you're under 25, you may be charged a young driver surcharge. It's recommended that you review the policy of your preferred hire company before booking.

To hire a car in Trinidad and Tobago, all drivers must have a valid full driving license. If the license is written in a language other than the language of the country of hire, an International Driving Permit may be required to avoid the risk of potential fines. If you're hiring a car abroad, you may also need to provide proof of return travel and accommodation information during your stay. We recommend that you verify with the specific hire company you're booking with.