Car hire at Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Intl Airport

When collecting your Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport car hire, you'll first need valid proof of identification, in the form of your ID, or passport if you are a foreigner to the country. You will need to be older than 21 years for Mumbai car hire. You should be able to produce a valid driving licence, which you have held for longer than one year. You will also need proof of address. A hotel itinerary featuring the hotel's physical address will serve nicely for this purpose.

There are around 77 road rules for driving in Mumbai. When looking at the more important ones, you'll see that there is zero tolerance for driving and driving. The driver of a vehicle is not allowed to talk on their mobile phone while driving if the car is not fitted with a hands-free kit. You are not allowed to park a car on a footpath, pedestrian crossing or residential driveway, and drivers need to be wearing a seat belt while the car is in motion. A less serious offence that is not illegal, however, is dangerous when driving on roads that are as busy as those of Mumbai, is not using your indicator before turning.

To ensure you have a hassle-free trip from the collection to drop-off, it's best to check a few things before heading off on your adventure. Firstly, you must confirm if the mileage is unlimited or has a cap. Next, check the level of fuel and confirm the fuel payment plan. Make sure all documents you need are in the car, including insurance papers with your full name on them.

On average a car hire at Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport (Mumbai) costs R4 581 per day.