Newcastle upon Tyne Car Rentals

Top tips for renting a car in Newcastle upon Tyne

• Newcastle Upon Tyne is considered a college town because it is home to numerous colleges and universities, as well as tons of students. In this town you can visit local attractions like Victoria Tunnel and St. James’ Park, but having a rental car will let you make the short drive to see several historical landmarks, including Bamburgh Castle and York Minster.
• Newcastle Airport serves the cities and towns of Northern England. Providing both domestic and international flights, it offers an array of services for passengers, including shops, restaurants, and car rentals. Hertz, Avis, Budget, and Enterprise all have offices at this airport. With the rental car desks in close proximity of the domestic arrival hall, it is simple to rent a car when flying into here.
• The city of Newcastle Upon Tyne has a number of mini-roundabouts. Driving through these junctions can be a little confusing and complicated because some are narrow and others are limited to public transportation only. Therefore you’ll need to pay close attention to signage. Don’t forget to drive on the left side of the road.
• If you drive around Newcastle Upon Tyne during rush hour, you’ll likely be delayed. This is especially true if you are driving on Coast Road, High Street, Neville Road, or through the Tyne Tunnel. Morning rush hour begins at around 7 a.m. but usually slows down by around 9:30 a.m. In the evening, commuters typically return home between the hours of 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
• 25% of our users found rental cars in Newcastle upon Tyne for C$ 20 or less
• Book your rental car in Newcastle upon Tyne at least 1 day before your trip in order to get a below-average price
• Off-airport rental car locations in Newcastle upon Tyne are around 50% more expensive than airport locations on average
• Compact rental cars in Newcastle upon Tyne are around 50% cheaper than other car types, on average