Mornington Peninsula car rentals

Mini (Kia Carnival or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Mornington Peninsula.

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If you’ll be travelling around for some time, it is more practical and economical to hire a car. Mornington Peninsula travel is an unforgettable experience with the right vehicle and insurance. In this multicultural metropolitan, there is no shortage of interesting things to do. The lush Mornington Peninsula National Park is only a short drive from the city centre. Additionally, you can go to the northern jungles, practice surfing on the eastern coast or just hang around in the nearby cosmopolitan towns. The majority of Mornington Peninsula highways are two-lane, undivided, sealed asphalt roads. Given that there are no barriers or separators between oncoming traffic, remain vigilant, not to mention that at times the roads may be in poor condition. With your own set of wheels, exploring Mornington Peninsula is much easier. No carrying your luggage around, scrabbling for a bus fare or always checking the bus schedule. Remove the stress out of your travel by hiring an affordable hire car.

Driving in Mornington Peninsula, like most other western cities, is relatively easy and straightforward. The majority of cars have automatic transmissions, and the traffic laws are pretty similar to those in other areas of Australia. Motorists here drive on the left-hand side of the road, and according to Mornington Peninsula traffic laws, unless you are overtaking, you should always stay in the left lane when driving on a highway or motorway. There would be warning signs to serve as a reminder. When approaching and crossing a junction, the car to your right has the right of way, unless they are stopped by a give-way or stop sign.

In Mornington Peninsula, the minimum age to hire a vehicle is 21 years. While there is no maximum age, those under 25 years old will only be able to reduce their damage liability by paying a young driver fee; they may also be limited in the vehicle classes they can acquire.