Wolverhampton car rentals

Economy cars like the Mini and other compacts offer distinct advantages over larger vehicles for fuel management and parking, making them ideal for managing the city’s streets. If you’re visiting with the family, however, an intermediate SUV or people carrier is more sensible depending on the size of your entourage.

40mph is the legal speed limit within the environs of the city and on the A4150 ring road, but this may be reduced for roadwork or construction, so pay attention to speed signs when driving your Wolverhampton car hire as you explore. Remember that roundabouts and junction points are key areas where traffic cams and CCTV are stationed so drive with caution as you encounter them. Accelerate to 70mph on the M6 leading to/from Birmingham, but keep the dial below 50mph on the A460 and the A41 carriageways.

In addition to the privately-owned garages, Wolverhampton City Council operates a good number of car parks in the city centre. The one at Snow Hill Market is close to City of Wolverhampton Market as well as the Wulfrun Shopping Centre and charges £0.70 for the first hour, but is free after 17:30. On-street parking is always free on Sundays and generally after 20:30, except in restricted areas.

Based on our information, car rental agencies in Wolverhampton only have manual transmission cars.

Car rental companies onsite at Birmingham airport include DRIVALIA, Hertz, GREEN MOTION and keddy by Europcar.

Car rental companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Birmingham airport to off-airport locations include Hertz, GREEN MOTION and keddy by Europcar.

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A Compact car rental in Wolverhampton costs C$ 34 per day, on average.

A Standard car rental in Wolverhampton costs C$ 273 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car rental in Wolverhampton costs C$ 38 per day, on average.