- Make yourself aware of the requirements of your car model, the length of your trip, and the weather. (As Friday is a public holiday in the United Arab Emirates and delivery and return of the car may not be possible on that day).
- You must bring the necessary documents with you, such as B. valid DL, copy of passport, copy of the visa (entry stamp), emirate ID (if you are a resident of the United Arab Emirates), and permit for international drivers.
- The credit card is a must for most standard rentals and must have a sufficient credit limit to block excess deposits. From AED 750 and up, depending on the car model purchased.
- When you get the car delivered, click on a picture of the exterior and interior of the car (make this a standard practice when renting a car anywhere in the world) this will save you from having to worry about later disputes.
- Check the fuel and update the relevant clerk. They are expected to return the car with the same amount of fuel or more.
- If you ever get a car with major damage or dents, never accept the car or sign any paper (the paper you signed is a copy of the contract by which you accept the rental agreement and are responsible).
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- If you notice anything abnormal while driving the car, take the car back to the rental car office and request a replacement or call and inform the officer. It’s also a good idea to send a quick email with the details for the same.
- In the event of an accident, a small or large police report is required. Just call the police and they will do whatever is necessary, also update the car rental company and send you a replacement car soon.
- All roads in the United Arab Emirates have multiple speed limits depending on the section of town and the road. Make sure you always drive within the set speed limit as you will be given a speed ticket to dig a big hole in your pocket as traffic. Fine starts at AED 650 per fine. You are new to the UAE and have less road information. If you want to use Google Maps for navigation we recommend that you try the WAZE APP as you will get a real-time speed limit update in the United Arab Emirates.
- If you plan to return the car anywhere in the United Arab Emirates. Be sure to visit the rental desk the day before your return and do the following checks on your outstanding debts in Salik (tolls), parking tickets, parking tickets, or any other pending penalties or payments.
- When you return it, be sure to click on the pictures of the returned car. Including fuel provided to avoid unexpected credit card charges and disputes.
Hope this information helps you if you are planning to rent a car Abu Dhabi, or any other location in the United Arab Emirates. Self-drive offers a wide range of cars from small, medium, MUV, SUV, sports cars, luxury, and sedans; you can rent a car by the day or for a week or a month, Self-drive offer cars on demand. The documentation and reservation process, from delivery to return, is a hassle-free process. We are generally a multinational transportation network company and have 3000+ cars in UAE.