Newcastle car rentals

Intermediate and full-size models will handle the CBD traffic comfortably as well as provide a smooth ride along coastal roads. 4WDs are priced cheaply considering the off-road versatility they provide. It’s best to check the hire conditions to assure driving is allowed on unsurfaced roads, when choosing a 4WD.

The standard speed limit throughout the urban area of Newcastle is 50 km/h. Between 08:00–09:30 and 14:30–16:00 on weekdays, a 40 km/h maximum is enforced surrounding schools, indicated by flashing yellow lights and marked pedestrian crossings. Highways and motorways around Newcastle vary from 100–110 km/h.

No.2 Sportsground Car Park on Smith St has all-day parking available for roughly A$8. Closer to the CBD, Mall Car Park has a approximate A$5 flat rate on Saturdays and is free on Sundays. The first 15min of metered parking across Newcastle is free when using the EasyPark app.

The average gas price in Newcastle is ₪14.25 per gallon over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between ₪171 and ₪228, depending on the car size.

Mini (MG 3 or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Newcastle.

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A Mini car rental in Newcastle costs ₪182 per day, on average.

An Economy car rental in Newcastle costs ₪112 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car rental in Newcastle costs ₪234 per day, on average.

You'll need to present your driver's licence and a credit or debit card before picking up your Newcastle hire car. If your licence isn't in English, you'll also need an official translation, such as an International Driver's Permit. Usually, you need to have held your licence for at least one year and be 21 or older.

If you have passengers under 145 cm tall, they need to be in a booster seat or restraint appropriate for their age and weight. Children 145 cm or taller can usually use a normal seat and seatbelt, and babies under six months must be in a rear-facing car seat.