Car Hire Frosinone
Frosinone is a beautiful ancient Roman city and the capital of Ciociaria. It sits on a rugged hill with most of the old town’s buildings located on the higher ground while overlooking the modern city at the foot of the hill. The city has couple of historical monuments that will arouse your curiosity. The most striking historical emblem is the Pietro Tiravanti building. Another impressive piece of architecture is Palazzo Del Gorverno that houses the finest of furniture from the Royal Palace of Caserta. These are a just a few of sceneries in the area, there is much more to see when you visit.
Getting into Frosinone is easy. The nearest port of entry is through Ciampino-G. B Pastine International airport. From here you can use a rental car, to get to any other destination. Renting a car can make your trip abroad to be easier and interesting. The airport houses several car hire companies but in most cases you will get delayed if you are to rent a car upon arriving at the terminal. These tips will help you in getting a good car and at the most convenient time.
- Access the different car rental companies’ websites and compare their charges, terms and regulations. This might not seem important since the firms are based in one place. However, their services vary significantly and you will not know until you research.
- Book the car early and give them the details of the car you want. Today, people realize the importance of hiring a car for their vacations. Therefore, even if the firms are many, during the peak seasons, you will be lucky if you get a ready rental car at arrival.
- Understand what is required of you by the agency before paying in the money. Some firms will have some extra costs which they will only make known to you when you will be returning the car.
Driving in Frosinone - Know the rules
Now that you will be driving yourself on the streets of Italy, knowing the traffic rules is paramount. Here are some of the basic driving rules;
- At all times, keep right. This will be a little bit challenging for those who are used to keeping left, but with time you will get accustomed to it.
- Safety belts must be worn by anyone who is in the car. If you have your children with you, let them stay at the back if they are below the age of 12 years.
- Do not use your phone while driving unless it is hands-free
- Never drink and drive
- Always carry your valid driving license, a passport and insurance documents for all foreigners. The police might also ask for the car registration forms, so ensure that your car hire agent provides them to you.
- While on the motorways, do not exceed a speed limit of 130km/h and 50km/h for urban roads.
