Car Hire in Wroclaw, Dolnoslaskie

Luckily, driving in Poland is not all that different from driving in the UK, except for a few rules and traffic flowing on the opposite side of the road. This means that you drive on the right-hand side and overtake on the left. When it comes to roundabouts, the reverse of UK rules applies: wait for traffic on the left to clear and indicate right when exiting. At junctions, give way to vehicles approaching from your right unless you see a sign indicating that you have priority. These are two important road signs which don't exist in the UK: a yellow diamond on a white background, and the same symbol crossed out by a thick black bar. The first indicates that you have priority over other traffic, and the latter indicates the termination point of your priority. Trams and trains always have priority over all other traffic. Do not overtake at junctions, pedestrian or cycle crossings, bus and tram stops or level crossings. Make sure only to overtake trams on the right, and when driving on roads shared with trams, clear the way whenever one approaches.

When picking up your car hire in Wroclaw, you must have with you a full, valid driving licence that you have held for at least one or two years, depending on the rental firm. In addition, an International Driving Permit is required if the licence is written in a non-Roman alphabet (for example, Cyrillic, Armenian, Chinese and Japanese characters, Hangul, Arabic, Greek). The age requirement for drivers depends on the rental provider and may be as young as 19 years in some instances. However, other agencies like Europcar have a requirement of 21 years of age. The minimum age also increases with larger and more powerful car groups, along with how long a driver’s licence must have been held. Lastly, remember to bring an extra form of identification such as a passport, as well as a payment card in your name.

The majority of car hire agencies in Wroclaw offer free cancellation. momondo will always tell you whether or not rental car centres such as Avis, Alamo, and Global Rent A Car have a cancellation fee for travellers who have last-minute itinerary changes.

With temperatures averaging 13 °C and precipitation usually 40 mm during August, you should consider hiring a standard when travelling to Wroclaw. A standard size car can handle the fluctuations in temperature and rainfall during the month of August and is a popular choice for travellers heading to Wroclaw. Hiring a Standard in Wroclaw will cost you €21/day on average.

Global Rent A Car has 2 locations. momondo users can expect to pay €31/day on average when hiring a car from these locations.

Travellers who hire a car in Wroclaw should be aware that the city’s speed limit is 50 km/h. Suburban speed limits around Wroclaw are generally 100 km/h, whereas speed limits on motorways are 140 km/h. Keep in mind that speeds may change depending on what road you’re travelling on, so be on the lookout for posted signage.

For an average of €8/day (and as low as €4/day), Volkswagen Golf hires in Wroclaw are the most popular car among our users. Hiring the Volkswagen Polo in Wroclaw for €14/day on average (€5/day for a cheap deal) is another popular choice.

During the month of July the average temperature in Wroclaw is 17 °C and the expected precipitation is 80 mm. This information is useful for travellers looking for a car hire in Wroclaw.

If you’re looking for a Wroclaw hire car for a road trip to the surrounding areas during the month of July it’s important to know that the rest of Dolnoslaskie typically has a temperature of 17 °C and will usually expect 80 mm of precipitation.

Yes momondo does have a filter to only highlight car rental deals which offer free cancellation. This filter is available for all car hire searches on momondo including those for cars in Wroclaw.

Yes, momondo has a filter for fair fuel policies on car hire in Wroclaw.

You can specifically filter for enhanced cleaning on car hire in Wroclaw on momondo.

Yes, car hire deals in Wroclaw with unlimited mileage can be found on momondo.