Drivers Guide

Europe. Your Way.

Contacting Hertz
When youre renting a car in a place youre not familiar with, a Hertz location is one sight youll be really happy to see. Its not just the most trusted name in the industry, its got the kind of fleet you can feel really good about. Whats more, were just a phone call away 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Thats exactly the kind of support you need in a place thats foreign to you.

Table of Contents
Hertz at your Service
Welcome to Hertz Before you get on the road The Hertz fleet Making a reservation Optional coverages Mandatory tax and fees explaining the charges The rental process 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20

Visit our website at

hertz.com Toll-free number in U.S.: 1 800 654 3001

At your service, 24 hours a day, or contact your travel agency.

Driving in Europe

What to expect when driving in Europe European driving tips European traffic and road signs European map European mileage charts U.S. Embassies in Europe

Affordable help-line number in Europe: 00 800 11 911 911 Emergency Roadside Assistance 24 hours / 7 days
Phone numbers vary by country. A country-specific phone number is listed for your information in your rental agreement.

Welcome to Hertz.
What makes Hertz the perfect traveling companion? Englishspeaking personnel and, of course, Hertz #1 Club Gold, with benefits that include automatic processing and fast pickup. But thats not all. With Hertz partner programs worldwide, you can earn points, miles or credits whenever you rent from Hertz. Whats more, we offer free unlimited mileage, theres no charge for cancellations and perhaps most importantly, we give you the sense of security that comes with 24-hour Emergency Roadside Assistance. for use while walking through major cities. And with Intercity rentals, you can pick up your NeverLost unit in one location and return it to another within the same country (participating locations and drop fees apply).

Before you get on the road.

Rent-It-Here and Leave-It-There
It is the ultimate convenience. Pick up a car at one location and return it in a different city or country. Fees may apply, so please check with Hertz at time of reservation for details.

Additional Drivers

Hertz Prestige Collection

Travel throughout France, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom in the car of your dreams with a luxury or highperformance coupe, sedan, wagon or convertible from Hertz.

For a small daily fee, additional drivers other than the primary renter can be added at any Hertz counter. The additional driver must be physically present at the counter along with the primary driver, and must also produce his/her own drivers license as well as meet the minimum age requirements for the rented car group. There is no coverage for damages caused by drivers not registered.

Supplementary Equipment

Hertz Green Collection

Hertz offers the kind of equipment that makes traveling easy. Cell phones, ski racks, luggage racks, child seats and hand controls are available at participating locations for an additional fee.

Hertz NeverLost

Hertz NeverLost eliminates the worry of getting lost as you travel from one city or country to another. The NeverLost incar satellite navigation system will guide you with clear voice prompts in your choice of 13 languages. With mapping for 27 European countries, NeverLost provides you with turn-by-turn directions. It can be fitted to any Hertz vehicle and installs in less than a minute. It is also portable

With the Hertz Green Collection, you can reserve fuel-efficient, environmentally-friendly cars that are both easy on the wallet and suitable for families and small groups traveling together. These cars can achieve between 42 and 65 miles per gallon. Green Collection cars are available at major locations throughout Europe. They are clearly identified and presented first in the list of vehicles available for your chosen location when booking on hertz.com.

Hertz prides itself on the quality and maintenance of its fleet.

The finest fleet in Europe. Designed for people who put a high value on comfort and quality.
Vehicles shown are examples only. Specific models may vary in availability, capacity and features. Cars will be confirmed only by car group, and not by car model within a class. Luggage capacity may decrease with maximum number of passengers. Features apply to car shown.

Mercedes C-Class

Full-Size

Comfortable/Maximum

4 Jaguar S-Type Premium

Comfortable number of passengers Hatchback Large suitcase Number of doors Ford Fiesta

Maximum number of passengers Sedan (trunk) Medium suitcase

Comfortable/Maximum

4 Economy Mercedes E-Class Premium

Comfortable/Maximum

Comfortable/Maximum

2/4 Ford Focus Compact Ford Focus Estate

4 Compact Wagon

Comfortable/Maximum

Comfortable/Maximum

4 Ford Mondeo Intermediate Renault Espace

4 Full-Size Van

Comfortable/Maximum

Comfortable/Maximum

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Making a reservation.
There are three simple ways to make a reservation with Hertz. You can either call your travel agent, the Hertz international reservations hotline at 1-800-654-3001, or book online at hertz.com. Hertz will need to know your basic travel information. You may be asked to provide: Location, date and time you plan to pick up and return the car Flight information if flying into an airport (we can hold your car if your flight is delayed). The vehicle type of your preference (size, transmission, etc.) Credit card information. If you are a member of Hertz #1 Club. Phone number. If youll be receiving a special discount, the code should be provided at time of reservation. Restrictions can vary by location. Some restrictions that may apply are: Minimum/Maximum age. Credit card requirement. International Drivers Permit may be required. Flight information may be mandatory. Theft protection may be required. Driving from one country into certain other countries may not be allowed.

Optional coverages.
Hertz takes the worry out of renting.

Theft Protection (TP)

TP is generally an optional service, which, if accepted, limits your liability in the event of damage to the Hertz vehicle (including parts and accessories). Deductibles may apply and vary by country and car group. TP is mandatory in some European countries. Acceptance/Nonacceptance of TP cannot be changed at the end of the rental.

Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)

CDW is not insurance. It is an optional service which, if accepted, limits your financial responsibility for damage to the Hertz vehicle other than by theft or vandalism. CDW also covers damage to the vehicle resulting from accidental fire. Deductibles may apply and vary by country and car group. Acceptance/Non-acceptance of CDW cannot be changed at the end of the rental.

Super Cover (SC)

Super Cover is an extra optional service that waives your already limited liability in case of damage to, or theft of, the Hertz vehicle or its parts or accessories, including those losses resulting from collision, vandalism, theft or attempted theft.

Online Check-In
Hertz now offers online check-in on hertz.com. Providing a few details now, such as drivers license and date of birth, will save you time in line. To check in online, simply go to Online Check-In located in the navigation of hertz.com. Print your confirmation and bring it with you to the Hertz Express counter at major airport locations.

Personal Insurance

Personal Insurance is optional coverage for any accident providing compensation to the driver/passenger for loss of life and medical expenses. In some countries, it also covers personal belongings of driver and passengers. Please note that some of these coverages may be included in our rental rates. Always consult your travel agent or contact Hertz directly for best alternatives for your coverage needs.

Mandatory tax and fees explaining the charges.

Different countries charge different taxes and fees. Here are some of the phrases youll hear and need to be familiar with as you travel through Europe.

The rental process.

If you are picking up your car at European airports, simply head to the baggage claim and look for the car rental area or directions to the Hertz Bus. The bus will take you to the Hertz counters or Gold Service area. There are different types of options when returning your vehicle:

Service Charge

This is a charge levied at certain airport, downtown and railroad locations for use of their facilities.

Normal Return

You can head to the regular rental counter during normal business hours. The counter rep will check the charges, give you a receipt and you are off.

Value Added Tax (VAT)

VAT is a country-specific consumption tax. The Service Charge and Value Added Tax amounts or percentages vary by location and will be quoted at time of reservation. These will be automatically added into your rental agreement. Some fees and taxes may be included in your rental rate.

Instant Return

A Hertz representative meets you in the return area and processes the return information using a hand-held computer and provides a receipt instantly.

Express Return

Fuel

All Hertz rentals come with a full tank of gas. If you do not return the car with a full tank, Hertz will charge you for the fuel and service charge at the applicable per-mile or per-gallon rate specified on the rental record. You can also purchase fuel from Hertz at the beginning of your rental by selecting the Fuel Purchase Option. With this option, you prepay the full tank of gas; prices are based on local self-service. There is no refund for unused fuel at the end of the rental.

Just fill in your mileage, return date and time, fuel level and whether fuel was purchased on the rental agreement. The rental agreement and the keys should be dropped in the Hertz Express Return box. A computed copy of the rental agreement will be mailed to you.

Drop-Off Box Return

Some locations offer after hours Drop-Off Boxes. You just fill in your mileage, return date and time, fuel level and whether fuel was purchased on the rental agreement. The rental agreement and the keys can be dropped in these Hertz Drop-Off Boxes. The type of return varies by location. Please discuss the options available for your destination at the time of reservation or pickup.

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What to expect when driving in Europe.

There are as many differences as there are languages. High fuel prices. Fuel is purchased at Petrol stations. Many of these stations are not operated around the clock. Different units of measure than in the United States (kilometers, liters). Different traffic regulations by European country. There are many toll roads. Bring plenty of change. You may be asked to produce your drivers license, vehicle registration document and passport.

European driving tips.

Drinking and driving is prohibited and penalties are severe. Pay attention to which side of the road you should drive on. Britain, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus all require driving on the left-hand side of the road. It may be prudent to practice driving in a less populated area before attempting to drive during a heavy traffic part of the day. Dont cross a continuous white line to change lanes or overtake. The fine could be heavy. Heavy fines are imposed for illegal parking. Speeding and other traffic offenses can be subject to on-the-spot fines. Most countries recognize a valid U.S. drivers license; however, some countries require an International Driving Permit (IDP). It functions as a legal identification document that translates U.S. drivers license information into 11 foreign languages. An IDP should be used as a supplement to a valid U.S. license. You can obtain an IDP before your departure at local offices of the American Automobile Association (AAA) or the American Automobile Touring Alliance. Always use the seatbelt. Most countries have seatbelt laws and penalties can be severe. Call your travel agent or the Hertz Reservation Center for infant, baby or child-seat local regulations.

Safety Tips for Europe

Dont leave money or items of value in an unattended vehicle, and remove all other property whenever possible. Make a couple of copies of your passport and keep them in separate places. When entering your vehicle, be aware of your surroundings.

Conversion Table

1 km = 0.621 mile 1 liter = 0.264 US gallon 0 Celsius = 32 Fahrenheit

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Road narrows

Train crossing without barrier

Customs: Stop
ZOLL DOUANE

European traffic and road signs.

Heres the good news: These are some standardized road signs used all over Europe. Diamond signs indicate priority. Red triangles are warnings. Red circles are restrictions. Blue circles are requirements. Squares and rectangles give guidance. The color red on a European road sign signals negative information such as a warning or prohibition. The color blue is positive in that it signals an obligatory action or some feature that you can take advantage of such as a bicycle lane, a rest stop or a parking garage; simply put, it says do rather than dont. As in North America, dashed center lines mark passing zones while solid center lines denote no-passing zones. But while in North America yellow markings separate opposing traffic flows and white lines separate traffic moving in the same direction, in Europe white lines are used in both cases.

Road narrows Speed limit

Train oncoming traffic Yield to crossing without barrier

Customs: No entry Stop

No stoppinglimit No parking on side 1 on oddtraffic Speed Yield to oncoming days; no parking on side 2 on even days

No parking No entry

No stopping No passing

No parking on side 1 on odd days; No parking End noOpen road: National even days of speed limit parking on side 2 on speed limit applies

No passing End of no passing

Open road: National Bicycle lane/path speed limit applies

End of speed limit Go to the right

Priority road

End of priority road

Beware of pedestrians

End of meters Bicycle lane/path Go to the stop Parking with no passingDistance and direction of car park Parking area/ Rest right

Entering a two-wayroad Priority street

Priority road road End of priority

Traffic signals ahead Beware of pedestrians

Superhighway exit Camping HI hostel* Parking with meters Distance and direction of car park Parking area/ Rest stop

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Crossroads Entering a two-way street

Yield road Priority

Roundabout ahead Traffic signals

ZOLL DOUANE

Dead end Superhighway exit

Expressway Camping

End of expressway 17 HI hostel*

Signs and traffic regulations may vary by European country. * Hostelling International

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Crossroads Road narrows

Yield Train crossing without barrier

Roundabout Customs: Stop

Dead end

Expressway

End of expressway

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Signs and traffic regulations may vary by European country. * Hostelling International

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European Map
Plot your path through Europe
NORWAY
Lillehammer 4 Bergen Kinsarvik 6

SWEDEN

FINLAND
HELSINKI
St. Petersburg

Thurse

Haugesund Wick Stavanger

9
Larvik

OSLO
132

5
18

TALLINN
3
Norrkoping

9 96

STOCKHOLM
2

6 5
18 Kristiansand

5
6 20

ESTONIA
6

RUSSIA

Inverness

3
Aberdeen

3
4

6 82

SCOTLAND
9 Perth

3 94
Dundee

Gteborg
Frederikshavn 20

3 4

40

2
Jnkping Gotland

Baltic Sea

Glasgow

N. IRELAND Londonderry
A6 Sligo 17 Galway M1

1
74

St. Andrews

3 2

Larne

77

3 4
Stanraer Isle of Man

3 Edinburgh
Carlisle 1 Newcastle

RIGA
Kalmar 4

LATVIA
6

4
4

Belfast 4 A1
Dundalk

DENMARK
Esbjerg

45

COPENHAGEN
20 20

Killarney

Limerick 3 21

IRELAND 4
7 Kildare 8

DUBLIN
Liverpool
11

ENGLAND
2
M62

22

LITHUANIA
7
Koszalin 28

Scarborough

1 47 2

Malmo

M6

2
Leeds

North Sea
45 Kiel

Manchester
M1 M40 Oxford Cambridge M1 Emden

RUSSIA
8
72

VILNIUS

Cork

5 25

Rosslare Fishguard

4 4 2 47
12 29 Bremerhaven

WALES
48 Bristol

Birmingham
M5

2 2

Norwich

22

Hamburg
22

Gdansk

55

BELARUS

Exeter St. Ives 30

M4 Reading

2
20

Harwich Southend-on-Sea

AMSTERDAM
Rotterdam

NETH.2
30

Bremen Osnabruck 2 234 37

6
Hannover 30

Szczecin

30 4 Southhampton

LONDON

BERLIN
51

5
30 Poznan

POLAND
6 4
30 Lodz 67

18

23 27 Brighton

2 Dover

3
Folkestone

stend Antwerp Calais 15 17

2 2

Utrecht 34

2 3

2
Essen Dusseldorf

Wiedenbruck

30

3 3
Dresden 36

WARSAW
6
A16 Rzeszw 22

English Channel
Cherbourg Le Havre

2
Boulogne 15

2
Lille

40

BRUSSELS
313 Namur 25 40 422

GERMANY
2
40

Leipzig

BEL.
5
4

Cologne Bonn
1 2

3
27 65

Wroclaw
40 Katowice 75 65 55 Brno 462

4
12

Mont St. Michel Rennes

3
Caen Chartres 5

LUX. 3

Frankfurt
2 42
Heidelberg Wurzburg 51

PRAGUE
4
50

2 8
77

PARIS
1

Krakow

L'VIV
2

UKRAINE

Reims

33 Nancy

Saarbrucken 25 Strasbourg 35 41 Freiburg

Lorient 60

A11 Nantes

F11 2 Le Mans Tours

5
19

4 1

Nuremberg Ingolstadt

2
5

2
9

Stuttgart
3
52 Ulm 533

CZECH REPUBLIC
Linz
2
Salzburg 60

SLOVAKIA
BUDAPEST
75

A16

5
15

2 2

3 1

Munich
45 2

VIENNA
2
59 60

BRATISLAVA
75

10

FRANCE
A T L A N T I C O C E A N
La Corua 1

4 5 3

Langres Dijon

Nevers

BERN

Zurich

3
Innsbruck

6
ClermontFerrand 70

Mcon

Geneva Lyon
70

LIECH. SWITZERLAND
6
25

4
55

AUSTRIA
Villach

71

5
64

6
45

1
Lugo 646

Bordeaux 6
4
A66 Oviedo 5 9 72

3 3 6
Toulouse 11 15 Avignon

SLOVENIA LJUBLJANA
3 1 3 1
1 12 Pula Ravenna 55 Zadar Rimini 65 Trieste Venice

HUNGARY
ZAGREB
70

1 Milan 2
62 64

3
71

Rijeka

CROATIA
3

9
22

ROMANIA
BELGRADE

BRSOV
2

3
Vigo

4
Santander

2 Bilbao 2

2 1

Genoa
3

Pamplona

Biarritz San Sebastian

4
15

Nice
3
80

2
Monte Carlo

Savona

33 Portofino Pisa

70

BUCHAREST
11

1
Sienna 35 80

2 1 Ancoana

BOSNIA and HERZ.

6
Split 17 Dubrevnik

5 5 6
Kotor 19 75

Porto Valladolid
2
17 1 Coimbra

80

2
5

3 2 5
90 Zaragoza

Marseille
5

Florence

SARAJEVO

SERBIA
65

ANDORRA
804

Spoleto

LISBON

PORTUGAL
90 90

MADRID
Toledo

CORSICA
Barcelona

ITALY

2
Pescara

ia t

r Ad
80 45 3

ic S

ea

13

SOFIA SKOPJE
75

BULGARIA

MONTENEGRO
55 Bari

Shkoder

ROME

11
1

SPAIN
5

6
234

15

TIRANA
Brindisi

MACEDONIA
Pegradec

79

Naples Valencia
Majorca Menorca

A16 3

1
90

Faro 1

Crdoba
4

3
5

Eivissa

SARDINIA
Tyrrhenian Sea

4
45

Taranto

ALBANIA
Igoumenitsa

4
75

Thessaloniki
3
Larisa

GREECE
6

Seville
Marbella

1 1

Alicante

45

Cdiz

Granada
15

Cartagena

2
Algeciras

M e d i t e r r a n e a n

S e a
90 Trapani

Ionian Sea

Agrnion
Ptrai 65

75

951

Evvoia

Mlaga

Gibraltar

Palermo
3 3
115

Messina Reggio di Calbria

ATHENS
3

90 4 45 Enna A19 Catania

Agrigento

SICILY

Aegean Sea

Legend
Capitals Major Cities Eurotunnel

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European Mileage Charts

Heres how far it is between here and there.

Highway Driving Between Cities (In Miles)

TER DA M ATH MSEN TES RD BT R AM AAH CE ENLO SN BE BALG A RCRA ELO DE BER NA BEL L GIRN AD BER E BERN LIN BRU BER S NSEL BU S BRU A D SSPES COP ELST BU E DANH PEA DO STGEN C UP BELI NN HA FU DRAN GEN BLKF IN U HR L RT F EAS NIK K NF I U IS A HETL N RT SINU B KIL ISTA NB UL BO N L LIOND SBOO NN LUX ONE DMB ONO UR MUA G LX DER MD IB OU MI RG MALA DR NI D MO MILN ATE C N OSL ARLO MO O NTE PAR CARL OSLIS O O PAA RRG ISUE RO PRA MGE UE STO RO C ME H K OLM VI STEN OCNA KH OLM VIE NN A
1362 832 1854 931 1212 2288 1122 1668 1377 629 1110 279 1181 2257 1237 884 1038 595 1035 402 1336 364 1438 533 1053 1053 447 1005 1005 832 533 330 330 447 675 604 1476 1476 722 1035 1035 931 604 390 390 722 744 1212 1951 1045 1543 1543 1166 980 980 1951 1045 341 341 1122 1265 1265 462 1618 1618 816 816 326 326 462 899 364 1088 1088 546 694 531 629 364 397 397 546 694 212 787 395 647 1135 1135 279 212 787 395 647 1181 1922 1001 1512 1512 978 978 1922 1001 642 934 149 149 884 642 934 299 733 733 595 299 1035 986 986 364

AM S

ZAGREBZAGREB 684 VIENNA VIENNA 730 STOCKHOLM STOCKHOLM 881 ROME ROME 1062 PRAGUEPRAGUE 440 PARIS PARIS 315 OSLO OSLO 850 MONTE MONTE CARLO CARLO 927 MILAN MILAN 495 MADRIDMADRID 1102 LUXEMBOURG 250 LUXEMBOURG LONDON LONDON 329 LISBON LISBON 1437 ISTANBUL ISTANBUL 1724 HELSINKI HELSINKI1117 FRANKFURT FRANKFURT 267 DUBLINDUBLIN 682 COPENHAGEN 475 COPENHAGEN BUDAPEST BUDAPEST874 BRUSSELS BRUSSELS 126 BERN BERN 521 BERLIN BERLIN 410 BELGRADE BELGRADE 1141 BARCELONA BARCELONA 769

670 4367 4367 487 417 642 192 684 670 217 217 487 417 642 1122 1122 409 398 558 700 155 730 849 849 409 398 558 700 2151 1437 1438 1438 1153 1153 1190 881 2151 1437 637 637 980 980 1519 1519 794 955 583 950 775 1062 546 546 794 955 583 950 174 843 461 161 381 435 292 440 174 843 461 161 381 435 1823 1823 1104 1104 366 186 905 315 530 530 665 665 366 186 2145 1335 1426 1426 1116 1116 1178 850 2145 1335 637 637 949 949 1566 1566 840 809 412 797 822 927 319 319 840 809 412 797 909 460 541 525 105 437 496 495 909 460 541 525 105 437 2406 2406 1680 1451 1451 973 1624 1102 300 300 1680 949 949 973 1612 1612 887 487 262 135 744 250 604 604 887 487 262 135 1984 1984 1271 1271 595 230 1091 329 734 734 691 691 595 230 2809 2809 2058 1860 1364 1302 2008 1437 611 611 2058 1860 1364 1302 1724 1389 1389 1438 1420 1643 1643 701 701 620 620 1438 1420 818 2424 1634 1730 1730 1426 1216 1463 1117 2424 1634 905 905 1426 1216 1569 1569 837 348 254 243 601 267 678 678 837 348 254 243 2325 2325 1600 1066 1066 583 1432 682 922 922 1600 942 942 583 1786 1098 1042 1042 963 574 799 475 1786 1098 242 242 963 574 973 946 248 564 701 849 849 874 973 946 248 564 701 1742 1742 1035 1035 416 416 126 671 671 460 460 1562 1562 825 590 590 521 469 469 825 1531 1531 812 812 410 933 933 1141 951 951 725 725 1175 1175 769

699 1128 1128 1072 1072 192 699 457 457 721 645 1277 1277 1303 1303 155 645 464 464 973 1190 1544 1544 273 2046 404 404 906 906 273 1240 1463 1463 1903 1401 775 1240 802 802 1903 388 907 254 822 943 292 388 907 254 822 762 620 264 1432 1705 905 762 620 264 1432 1178 1531 1531 608 2034 373 373 875 875 608 1138 1225 1225 1801 1448 822 1138 642 642 1801 719 888 304 1214 1031 496 719 888 304 1214 1549 1376 1152 2194 2288 1624 1549 1376 1152 2194 606 696 152 1246 1500 744 606 696 152 1246 1091 341 474 1450 1866 807 807 341 474 1450 1885 1779 1531 2542 2691 2008 1885 1779 1531 2542 1662 2207 1438 2319 2319 818 1662 2207 1438 1463 1814 1166 1166 642 642 1814 501 843 843 601 501 1153 1153 1432 799

721 973 2046 1401 943 1705 2034 1448 1031 2288 1500 1866 2691

LIS

1362 1854 2288 1668 1377 1110 2257 1237 1038 402 1336 1438

312 321 963 162 162 675 312 321 963 744 174 716 174 716 1067 1067 1166 1631 1631 675 675 580 580 899 531

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U.S. Embassies in Europe

BELGIUM City: Brussels Phone number: (32) 2 508 2111 CZECH REPUBLIC City: Prague Phone number: (420) 2 57 022 000 DENMARK City: Copenhagen Phone number: (45) 33 41 7100 FINLAND City: Helsinki Phone number: (358) 9 616 250 FRANCE City: Paris Phone number: (33) 1 43 12 22 22 GERMANY City: Berlin Phone number: (030) 2385 174 City: Dusseldorf Phone number: (021) 788 8927 City: Frankfurt Phone number: (069) 75350 City: Hamburg Phone number: (040) 411 71 100 City: Leipzig Phone number: 0341 213 840 City: Munich Phone number: (089) 2888 0 ICELAND City: Reykjavik Phone number: (354) 562 9100 IRELAND City: Dublin Phone number: (353) 1 688 ITALY City: Florence Phone number: (39) 055 266 951 City: Milan Phone number: (39) 02 290 351 City: Naples Phone number: (39) 081 583 8111 City: Rome Phone number: (39) 06 46 741 LUXEMBOURG City: Luxembourg Phone number: (352) 46 01 23 NETHERLANDS City: Amsterdam Phone number: (31) 20 575 5309 City: The Hague Phone number: (31) 70 310 2209 NORWAY City: Oslo Phone number: (22) 44 85 50 POLAND City: Krakow Phone number: (48) 12 424 5100 City: Warsaw Phone number: (48) 22 504 2000 PORTUGAL City: Lisbon Phone number: (351) 21 727 3300 ROMANIA City: Bucharest Phone number: (4021) 200 3300 RUSSIA City: Moscow Phone number: (7) 495 728 5000 SLOVAKIA City: Bratislava Phone number: (421) 2 5443 3338 SLOVENIA City: Ljubljana Phone number: (386) 1 200 5500 SPAIN City: Madrid Phone number: (34) 91 587 2200 SWEDEN City: Stockholm Phone number: (46) 8 783 5300 SWITZERLAND City: Bern Phone number: (41) 31 357 7011 City: Geneva Phone number: (41) 22 840 5160 City: Zurich Phone number: (043) 499 29 60 UNITED KINGDOM City: London Phone number: (44) 20 7499 9000
Numbers in parentheses are the country codes. Information is accurate as of August 2008.

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INFORMATION CONTAINED IN HERTZ DRIVERS GUIDE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

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