Rwanda Car Rental, 4x4 Rwanda car hire, self-drive aound Kigali, Rwanda.

Make planning your self-drive trip easy and affordable, do not stress over car rental rates. Whether you are looking for a self-drive car hire or with a chauffeur, we have the right cars at affordable rates. Great Car rentals that have been used by our past clients include Toyota RAV4, Toyota Prado, Land Cruisers, and Custom Safari Vehicles. We have been in the Car hire service for a while and we are growing throughout the East African region. Whether you are looking for a business trip in Rwanda or a safari in Rwanda or in Uganda’s national parks, like the hilly plains of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest you do not have to worry about the car rental rates being high, we have the cheapest car rentals. Our car rental fleet includes all the vehicles you need ranging from small saloon car rentals to Car Rental vans carrying over 25 passengers.

Planning to travel and drive in Rwanda, you should be well-prepared as different countries have various laws and traffic rules. Learn about the requirements for a driver’s license before you leave your home country, auto insurance, road rules, and permits. You must be sure that your Driving Permit will be valid in the country/countries which you are going to visit.

Before you leave your country, ask your insurance company if you are covered for driving abroad. In most countries, it is compulsory to have car insurance; you should know what type of insurance or level of coverage is required by the country’s traffic rules.

If you are going to travel by your own car, learn the vehicle requirements and equipment you will need. Now, in most countries, it is required to have in the car a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, warning triangle, reflective vest, and insurance certificates. and so on.

Traffic moves on the right side of the road.

The minimum driving age is 18 years in categories A and B and 20 years in categories C, D, E, and F.

Drunk drivers are fined and jailed for 24 hours. The legal blood alcohol level is 0.08%. Random breath testing by police is legal.

Helmet use is compulsory for motorcyclists.

To wear seat belts are required for all car occupants.

Vehicles already in a traffic circle have the right-of-way.

Third-party insurance is required.

The speed limit in towns is 40 km/h (25 mph) and in provinces is 60 km/h (37 mph).

Using cell phones while driving is prohibited, unless phones are equipped with a hands-free kit.

The police phone number is 112.

An International driving permit is acceptable and can be used for one year for driving in Rwanda. After that term, a foreigner should apply for a Rwandan driver’s license.

Police may stop any vehicle and search the car and luggage.

While driving, it is required to have a driver’s license /International driving permit, vehicle registration documents, and car insurance certificates.