Seattle Cargo Van Rentals

Washington D.C. driving laws apply to Seattle by association. Ensure that kids under four feet and nine inches tall are strapped in appropriate child car seats, depending on their age. You also need to take note of Seattle’s speed limits to avoid speeding penalties. The limit on residential areas is 20 mph, while on arterial roads, it is 25 mph. Drinking and driving is prohibited, and there are several penalties for those with a blood alcohol limit of more than 0.08%.

You don’t have to worry about parking your Seattle cargo van rental, as the city has a wide array of parking options with pocket-friendly rates. Seattle parking garages include Olympic Garage, 415 Seneca St, Downtown, Seattle, WA 98101, and F5 Tower Garage, 801 5th Avenue, WA 98104. Seattle will allow you to park your rental for up to 72 hours in street parking spaces, after which you will need to find another block. You can park your Seattle cargo van rental for free on Sundays and after 6 pm.

Yes. For those visiting Seattle in Washington D.C. and wondering if they can take their Seattle cargo van rental into Canada and other regions, you can. Seattle is close to Canadian borders, and most rental suppliers will allow you to take the Seattle cargo van rental into Canada. Be sure to notify your provider of your plans so that they can supply you with a Canadian non-resident insurance card. Note that you may be subjected to a cross-border surcharge. Furthermore, inquire with your rental company early if you want a one-way rental.

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