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Renting a car in Germany involves few obvious hassles. You won't need a local driver license for even a lengthy stay in Germany. German law is very strict about seatbelts, however. Everyone in the car must wear one.
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In terms of driving rules specific to Germany, know that trams, or streetcars, have right-of-way over cars.
A good price for a three-day economy car rental in Berlin is €160.
To get the best price, reserve a car before leaving home. Ask for an all-inclusive rate with full insurance and unlimited kilometers. Many of the less expensive rental cars in Europe will have neither air conditioning nor roll-down windows. To get the best deal, shop around, reserve ahead of time and pay in advance.
Most agencies only require a valid driver license and one year of driving experience. The minimum age to rent is 21. However, many agencies will not rent to anyone under 23. Renters under 25 often pay a surcharge of about US$20 a day.
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