Explore France At Its Best With Our Cheap Car Rental Service

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France in Brief:

France, in Latin its Francia, which means "country of the Franks". The developed and gigantic country in western Europe and on the whole its the third largest in Europe which holds the second-largest exclusive economic zone in the world. Its capital is Paris, the largest city of France and which is located on the river Seine, in the north of the country.



For tourism and leisure, France is the most renowned country and also the most-visited one, by millions of foreign tourists annually. Visit Martinique, an island which is an overseas region of France that consist of single overseas department and experience the creativity, warmth and hospitality of the localites.



Summers over there are mild but winters are moderate. Generally, the winter holidays starts from 10th February to 10th March and the spring holidays from 10th April-10th May

Sometimes, winter gets freezing so make sure while visiting France you bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.



France offers variety ...
... of outdoor adventures, good food and many more. It boasts a plenty of activities to keep your traveling most exciting. Whether you opt for golf, wine tastings, or antiques, we'll help you diversify your experiences.



You will be amazed to know that as a part of meal in the motorway service areas 'Wine' is always offered, but do keep in mind that drink driving is not at all allowed otherwise you will have to pay penalty if caught.



So explore with relative ease, our reasonable car hire service in various cities of France which includes Paris, Lyon, Nice, Versailles, Cannes, Strasbourg, Marseille, Grenoble, Avignon, Bordeaux, Montpellier, Perpignan and Rouen.



Some points need to be taken care of:

Driving there isn't hectic with our cheap car rental service (location de voiture pas cher, France language), as there is less jamming because France is twice the area of UK provided world-class roads and motorway network.



By default you will be given left-hand drive car but you can also opt for self-driving in a hired car and if its right hand drive car then you need to be aware of their laws by making some one sit on the passenger's seat for your help.



You need to drive on the main roads marked with 'N' and minor roads marked with 'D'

For French motorways the speed limits are 110-130 Km/h, 110 Km/h on dual carriageways, 90 Km/h on the main roads and 50 Km/h on urban roads, if not specified.



Mobile phones and hands-free are strictly prohibited while driving on the French roads, and if caught using any of these then you have to pay 130 Euros on the spot. You also get 3 penalty points if you have a French driving license.



To avoid the crush once the main luggage is picked up from the conveyor, a good tip is when traveling in numbers to get one member of the party with hand luggage should be asked to go straight through to the car hire desk ahead of everybody else.