Renting a car can be a challenging task for young drivers due to age and experience restrictions set by many companies. However, at Citty.rent, we strive to make car rentals accessible to younger individuals as well. With our "Young Driver" option, we offer the opportunity for drivers aged 21 to 22 years to rent a car, making the process more flexible and convenient.
Standard Rental Conditions
According to Citty.rent’s standard rules, to rent a car, a driver must be over the age of 23 and have at least three years of driving experience. These requirements ensure that drivers possess sufficient experience and skills for safe driving.
The "Young Driver" Option
The "Young Driver" option extends the accessibility of our services, allowing drivers aged 21 to 22 years to rent a car provided they have at least one year of driving experience. This option is designed to enable young people to enjoy the freedom of traveling by car, despite their relatively limited driving experience.
Benefits of the "Young Driver" Option
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Accessibility: Young individuals gain the opportunity to rent a car for travel, work, or education, which is especially important for those living in areas with limited access to public transportation.
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Flexibility: The option allows young drivers to adapt to various life situations, providing them with the necessary mobility for personal growth and development.
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Experience: Renting a car gives young drivers valuable experience in handling different types of vehicles, which helps to improve their driving skills.
How to Use the "Young Driver" Option?
When booking a car through Citty.rent, young drivers can select the "Young Driver" option. They must provide a valid driver's license indicating the date when their driving experience began, as well as an identity document to verify their age.
The "Young Driver" option from Citty.rent is your chance for independent travels and new discoveries on the roads of Georgia. Enjoy the freedom of movement and the ability to explore the country's beauty on your own terms.