Immigrant Spain's Car Rental Guide

1, scheduled. You can book directly on its homepage or through some agents such as Alamo. There is no off-site return option on the homepage, because you can return the car in any office, so you only need to specify the location of the car (I suggest you confirm with them when setting the car, when I mention the car in Madrid The staff told me so.) Of course, you can also set a car on the spot at the airport or downtown. If the price is the same, you don't know because you didn't try it. Credit cards are also required at the time of booking. Debit cards and cash are not accepted.

2, mention the car procedure. A passport, driver’s license, and credit card are required to pick up the car. After my actual verification, the Chinese driver’s license can be used directly. No translations or notarized documents are required. There is no obstacle at all. Pay all the money when you mention the car and add another €100 deposit. This deposit will be returned to you, so it is best to brush the euro card, cards in other currencies may have exchange losses. The cost is calculated on a 24-hour basis instead of on a natural day basis, as in the United States.

3 mention the car. Before and after I borrowed two signs 207, a diesel version, a petrol version, are manual. If you are used to arranging yourself in China, you must be mentally prepared. I myself have about 3-4 years of hands-on experience, but I have to adapt for a while after my self-discharge for five years. There are many slopes in Spanish cities, so it is important to practice the slopes. In addition, when you mention the car, you should also pay attention to the car, because the car is very important for GPS, or you will be miserable if the GPS is dead.

4 Return the car. When you return the car, the fuel tank must be full, and then open to the parking lot with Ates (reprinted from the study abroad network http://, please keep this information.) A sign of the parking space can be stopped, no one to check the fuel tank or car. Previously in the United States, someone returned to the car and there was someone scanning the bar code. No one here! After getting the baggage, he went to the office to return the keys and the manual. If there was no office, he would throw it into the small gap on the door. No problem. The next day 100 Europe is refunded, quite fast. This is very human, like it.

5 GPS. This time using a Garmin GPS, the map is very easy to use. Unfortunately, because the car was broken, it wouldn't count on it for a long time. Fortunately, there are google maps for Anroid phones. The official google maps for Chinese users can not be navigated, so you need to download a brut version. Or root your phone and then disguise it as a US user download. Google maps need to be networked when calculating the path, because the cache can be disconnected during navigation. China Mobile's GPRS roaming fee in Spain is 2 cents/KB. If you want to save on roaming charges, you can calculate a good path in the hotel or free wi-fi Internet before you go on the road. The downside is that when you go wrong, you can only use the talent of your brain. Although BTW, China Mobile is a GPRS roaming, it is actually a 3G signal there.

6 parking. The streets of Spain are not wide, unlike the United States, which has a large number of shopping malls or outlets for free parking. General parking is on the side of the road, there are meters. Many hotels have their own garage, there is a kind of security door, more secure, generally 6-10 Euro overnight.