Avis Top of Page Traffic drives on the left. There is little public transportation. Car rentals are readily available and reasonably priced. A temporary driver’s permit is required and can be obtained for a fee of around $20US. Top of Page Driving is on the left and you must purchase a drivers license for approx $20US. Top of Page If youíd like to explore the whole island, you can rent a scooter, or a motorcycle (even a Harley!) Car rentals are available, but most people prefer to rent a 4-wheel drive jeep because Aruba’s terrain can be rugged in remote areas. Top of Page Driving is on the left and visitors may use their home license for up to three months. Top of Page Traffic drives on the left. Top of Page It is generally safe to drive in Belize. The main roads are paved but quite often the side roads can be pothole hell. Gas is relatively cheap compared to the rest of the Caribbean. Top of Page Visitors are not allowed to rent automobiles but scooter rentals are popular and relatively cheap. Driving is on the left hand side of the road. Top of Page Bonaire has no public bus service so renting a car would be a good idea. Driving is on the right and you must be 21. Top of Page Traffic drives on the left and you must purchase a temporary driver’s licence for $10US. Top of Page Driving is on the left-hand side of the road on the Cayman Islands. The law also requires mandatory wearing of seat belts. Visitors must obtain temporary drivers licenses from the police station or car rental agency (21 years old), easily granted upon presenting a valid drivers licence. The fee is US$7.50. Mopeds are available for rent. You are required by law to wear a helmet at all times! Top of Page The few main highways are paved and 4 wheel drive vehicles are the most prcatical. The rules of the road are neither followed or enforced. Top of Page Read – Driving in Costa Rica Top of Page Driving is on the right-hand side of the road; speed limits are normally posted and generally respected. Top of Page Driving is on the right side of the road. Top of Page Driving is on the left. A local driving permit to rent a car and can be obtained from the rental agency. Top of Page Car rentals are available in all areas and hotels. Driving in the cities can be chaotic to say the least and most two lane roads are quite frequently many lanes. Top of Page Driving is on the left-hand side of the road in Grenada. A driving permit is available for 30 East Caribbean Dollars. Top of Page |
In tourist season (December – April) it is preferable to reserve in advance. Top of Page Driving in Guatemala is an adventure. There is no law enforcement of road rules and roads are in poor condition. Top of Page Driving in Haiti must be undertaken with extreme caution. The situation on the roads can be described as chaotic at best, and it is advisable for those with no knowledge of Haitian roads and traffic customs to hire a driver through a local hotel. Top of Page Driving can be very dangerous, and travelers should carry a cell phone in case of an emergency. Top of Page In Jamaica you drive on the left. Top of Page Driving is on the right side of the road and valid driver’s license is needed to rent a car. Minimum age is 21. Top of Page Driving in Mexico – A Short Practical GuideYou need to be 21 years of age to rent a vehicle. Agrisa Auto Rental Top of Page You need a valid licence, passport and a credit card. Fuel is very expensive Top of Page A valid driver’s license from your country of residence, a passport, and a major credit card. The minimum legal age to be able to rent a car in Panama is 23 years. Top of Page Driving is on the right. Top of Page Scooters and golf carts can be rented. Top of Page A valid driver’s license is required. The general speed limit is 45 km/h (28 mph). Top of Page Traffic drives on the right. Top of Page Driving in St. Kitts is on the left side and requires you to have a driverís permit. This permit can be obtained from the Traffic Department for EC$50.00. Top of Page Driving is on the left hand side on the island. If you are renting a car, try to reserve your car in advance, especially in the winter months. Seat belts are compulsory. Top of Page Driving is on the right hand side of the road. A valid driver’s license is required for car rentals. Top of Page Visitors need a local drivers permit Top of Page Driving in Trinidad and Tobago is on the left side and requires you to have a driverís permit. Top of Page Driving is on the left-hand side of the road. Top of Page Traffic drives on the left. To drive, you must have a valid driverís license. Top of Page Some companies have a 21 years old age limit, while others require drivers to be 25 years old. Must have passport or identity card and a valid driver’s license. Top of Page Last Updated: March 14, 2004
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