Pasco car rentals from C$ 59/day

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Alamo (C$ 59/day), Budget (C$ 80/day) and Dollar (C$ 81/day). In the last 72 hours the cheapest rental car price was found at Alamo 3601 North 20th Avenue 99301 (2 kilometers from city center).

The average gas price in Pasco is C$ 5.31 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between C$ 64 and C$ 85, depending on the car size.

Economy (Ford Fiesta or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Pasco.

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An Economy car rental in Pasco costs C$ 72 per day, on average.

A Compact car rental in Pasco costs C$ 112 per day, on average.

A Special car rental in Pasco costs C$ 134 per day, on average.

Because the city of Pasco, Washington is almost always vulnerable to inclement weather, a sturdy car with good traction is advantageous for car rentals in Pasco. However, if you are not comfortable driving such a large vehicle and you're worried about navigating the narrow roads in and out of the city, consider making your car rentals in Pascal a smaller car, such as a compact or intermediate sedan. Carefully check the wiper blades and tires before you leave the rental agency with your vehicle.

The city of Pasco, Washington is always keeping an eye on its posted speed limits, making sure that they are mandating the safest possible speeds. On arterial highways and roads with wider intersections, you'll find speed limits of 45 mph and 40 mph. On narrower city streets, you'll find speed limits of 35 mph and 30 mph. More rural roads that are outside of business or residence districts can be 15 mph, so pay attention to the signage so that you don't get a ticket when shifting from one type of area to another.

While parking is allowed on designated streets according to the signage, it is greatly discouraged in months when it could snow. If you are parked on the street during a snowstorm, you will most likely find your car packed into a plow-made snowbank. It is incredibly difficult and dangerous for a snow plow to maneuver its way in between parked cars. Therefore, for the sake of road safety operations, the snow thrown up by the plow tends to just land on the cars. Therefore, to avoid getting your car stuck in a snow bank, try to avoid parking on the street in Pasco during the winter months when it might snow.