Most interstates and highways have a maximum speed limit of 70 miles per hour and a minimum speed limit of 50 miles per hour. In both commercial and residential zones, 30 mph is the norm. As a general rule, the speed limit in the state of Florida is 55 miles per hour (unless otherwise marked).

Free on-street parking is available in most areas of the city after 6 p.m., on Sundays, and on city holidays. To park in one of the many garages or surface lots, you should expect to spend anywhere from $2 to $15 per day. The city's parking department is responsible for the upkeep of most lots.

A daily rate for a rental car in Orlando averages $45. But car rental prices vary a lot between companies, so it's important to look around to find the best deal.

Throughout the past month, the average price of a gallon of gas in Orlando has been $3.67. Depending on the size of the vehicle, the price of a full tank of gas might range from $44 to $59.

Based on ratings and reviews , the best car rental companies in Orlando are Alamo (8.9, 485 reviews), Enterprise (8.0, 268 reviews), and Sixt (7.9, 259 reviews).Based on ratings and reviews , the best car rental companies in Orlando are Alamo (8.9, 485 reviews), Enterprise (8.0, 268 reviews), and Sixt (7.9, 259 reviews).

The most frequently reserved category of rental car in Orlando is the Mini (Scion iQ or similar).

There are a number of car rental agencies available at Orlando International Airport, including Value Car Rental, York Car Rental, Fox, Easirent, NU Car, Dollar, Budget, Zezgo, Ace, and Hertz.

Florida Van Rentals is the only rental car agency with a location right at Orlando Sanford International Airport.

Fox, Easirent, Dollar, Budget, Hertz, Thrifty, E-Z Rent-A-Car, GREEN MOTION, Routes Car & Truck Rentals, and Alamo are just a few of the car rental agencies that provide shuttle or pick-up services between Orlando International Airport and off-airport areas.

Dollar, Budget, Hertz, Thrifty, Alamo, Advantage, Avis, Enterprise, Europcar, and National are some rental car agencies that provide shuttle or pick-up services between Orlando Sanford Intl Airport and non-airport destinations.

Check out our map of all the places you can rent a car to find the ones that are closest to you.

An average daily rate for renting a Mini in Orlando is $31.

Routes Car & Truck Rentals Orlando International Airport is the go-to place for renting a car in Orlando (9 miles from the city center).

While most of Orlando's Car rental agencies offer insurance, their policies vary greatly.

It might be difficult to find the best policy at the best price and to keep up with the many changes that occur in the coverage.

To help make your holiday run even smoother, here are our top tips on what you need to know when renting a car in Orlando. 

• Make sure you have all the correct documents 
• Get a car with air conditioning
• Gas Prices
• Driving laws and rules 

8 Things You Need to Know Before Renting a Car

To rent our car, you will need to have a transferable auto insurance policy. To use our insurance will be a deposit of 250 or more depending on the price of the vehicle being rented. Travelers insurance is also available for out-of-country guests. Including compact and luxury cars.

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Obtain an International Driver's Permit (IDP).

Certain rental car companies will also want to see an IDP. The IDP must be issued by the motor vehicle department where you received your driver's license in your home country. You cannot pick up one in the United States.

To rent a vehicle in the United States, you could require both your license and an IDP. Find out in advance the policies and other requirements of the rental company if you choose to rent one. Watch out for fake international drivers' licenses. A fake IDP could be offered for sale by con artists.

If you have a driver's license that has been valid for at least a year, you will be able to select from several of our categories for vehicle rental in the USA, including compact cars and hatchbacks.