Tijuana Cargo Van Rentals

Familiarize yourself with Tijuana’s driving laws before getting behind the wheel of your cargo van rental for your safety and that of other motorists. Driving under the influence is a criminal offense, and a blood alcohol limit of 0.08% can earn you jail time; Your Mexican insurer will also reject any claim you make if you drive while drunk. The left lane or the fast lane is for passing only. You should return to driving in the right lane after overtaking another driver. Ensure that you also abide by Tijuana’s speed limits.

Yes. Renting Tijuana cargo van rentals has many benefits compared to other rentals. Cargo vans, unlike pick-up trucks, offer the convenience of transporting equipment in an enclosed space and are especially suitable for fragile goods. The spacious cargo hold in cargo vans makes it ideal for hauling large, bulky goods compared to regular car rentals. Cargo vans have a low height, a sliding side door, and swinging rear doors so you can quickly and conveniently load and unload your goods.

Yes. Those looking to haul equipment with Tijuana cargo van rentals across regions and country borders can do so, provided you inform your provider early. Car rental providers allow renters to drive to the neighboring cities of Tecate, Rosarito, and Ensenada and cross the border to the US. You must purchase liability insurance if you are going into the US. One-way rentals are also provided, but you will be subjected to one-way charges. Inquire with your supplier early on about allowed drop-off cities so you can plan a convenient trip. Most Tijuana cargo van rental suppliers do not permit driving to the Southern Mexico border and Central America.  

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