You can book a car rental online through the rental company’s website or by calling the rental company’s customer service.

Typically, you need a valid driver’s license, a credit card in your name, and sometimes an additional form of identification like a passport.

Yes, but many car rental companies charge an additional fee for drivers under 25, and some may have minimum age requirements (usually 21).

Basic insurance is often included, but additional coverage options like collision damage waiver (CDW) or liability insurance might be available for an extra fee.

Yes, this is called a one-way rental. However, it may incur additional fees.

Most rental companies have a grace period but will charge for an extra day if the car is returned significantly late. It’s best to inform the rental company if you anticipate a delay.

Yes, but policies vary by company. Some offer free cancellation or modifications up to a certain time before pickup, while others may charge a fee.

Rental companies offer a range of vehicles from economy and compact cars to SUVs, luxury cars, and vans. Availability may vary by location.

Some rentals come with unlimited mileage, while others have a daily mileage limit. Exceeding the limit can result in additional charges.

Yes, but additional drivers must be listed on the rental agreement, and there may be an additional fee. Each additional driver will need to present their driver’s license.