Waco car rentals

A compact vehicle is a convenient model to choose for your rental car, as it’ll help you weave through the busy streets of the city, especially roads that are on the more narrow side. Parking can also be limited, and a compact car will allow you to squeeze into tighter spaces.

In residential and business areas, expect the speed limit to normally be around 25mph, while roads that are near schools almost always have a speed limit of 20mph. If you’re driving in more remote parts of the city, you may find that the maximum speed limit gets up to 35 or 40mph. On highways, the maximum limit is generally close to 70 or 75mph, but it varies depending on the specific stretch of road that you’re driving on. Highways in this region are known for having police officers that frequently patrol, so always keep your eyes open and follow traffic regulations. Many of the city’s main intersections have traffic cameras as well.

In Waco, it is easy to find free parking, whether it is spots on the street or parking garages run by the city. You can park along Austin Ave between Monday and Friday from the hours 8am and 5pm for a 2h period, or there is the City of Waco Free Public Parking Garage that is located on Franklin Ave.

The average gas price in Waco is C$ 4.70 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between C$ 56 and C$ 75, depending on the car size.

Mini (Chrysler Pacifica or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Waco.

Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

A Mini car rental in Waco costs C$ 98 per day, on average.

A Compact car rental in Waco costs C$ 54 per day, on average.

A Full Size car rental in Waco costs C$ 320 per day, on average.

The shortest route is through Lake Brazos Parkway and Farm-to-Market Road 3051/Steinbeck Bend Drive. It takes about 12 minutes to drive your Waco car rental the 7.8 miles.

Yes, you can. You can turn Waco car rentals to the right only if there is no sign prohibiting it. On the other hand, you are only allowed to turn left at a red light if you are leaving a one-way street and joining another. Making a U-turn on a curve, hill, or intersection is restricted, and they attract a fine of around $210 and $153, respectively. Waco is known to have hefty fines for traffic offenses, so always watch out for the signs along the road.