Car rentals in Jerusalem, Jerusalem District

The majority of the Jerusalem car rental agencies that we partner with do not have a cancellation fee. This means that if your plans change unexpectedly, many car rental centres in Jerusalem such as Dollar, Hertz, and Europcar often offer cancellation free of charge based on when you booked.

We recommend renting an Economy car when visiting Jerusalem during the month of January. While an Economy car doesn’t handle ice and snow very well, it is an ideal rental car for mild temperatures and rain. In January, Jerusalem experiences temperatures averaging 8 °C and 118 mm of precipitation - ideal conditions for renting an economy car. Renting a Economy in Jerusalem will cost you C$ 26/day on average.

50 km/h is the city speed limit for Jerusalem, which also applies to surrounding towns and other urban centres. The suburban speed limit and the speed limit for highways around Jerusalem are 90 km/h and 120 km/h, respectively. If you rent a car in Jerusalem, be aware that these speed limits may be strictly enforced.

Those looking for a rental car in Jerusalem during the month of December should expect temperatures to be around 9 °C and should expect around 106 mm of precipitation. This information can be helpful when choosing which car you’d like to rent.

Those looking to rent a car in Jerusalem for a road trip to the surrounding areas, please know the weather in Jerusalem District during the month of December usually is around 9 °C with 106 mm of possible rain.

Prices for cars in Jerusalem refresh daily.

The number of operators available for cars in Jerusalem is 27 as of December 2024.

The minimum age for drivers varies by country, including Jerusalem. In numerous EU countries, drivers must be 18 years old. To rent a car overseas, you'll generally need to be at least 21, and if you're under 25, a young driver surcharge may be applied. We advise that you read the policy of your chosen rental company before making a reservation.

To rent a car in Jerusalem, all drivers must have a valid full driving license. If the license is written in a language other than the language of the country of rental, an International Driving Permit may be required to avoid the risk of potential fines. If you're renting a car abroad, you may also need to provide proof of return travel and accommodation information during your stay. We recommend that you verify with the specific rental company you're booking with.