 | | Swiss Driving: Renting a Car in Zurich | | | Zurich’s airport, which is quite large and has its own train system, has the typical kiosks for major car rental companies. There are also some in Downtown Zurich, and most can also be accessed through major hotels in the city. Depending on your desired car, you can expect to spend around $250 to $300 for a week of renting a car in Zurich. Discounts are typically given if you are to rent longer. EU and non-EU driver’s licenses are honored in Zurich and Switzerland, though it is advised to hold an International Driver’s License for hassle-free driving. Car rentals in Zurich require you to be at least 20 years old, and have had your driver’s license for a year. Additional young driver surcharges may also be imposed if you are below 25 years old. Low headlights are recommended to be turned on even at daytime, and are required in tunnels. Seatbelts are also compulsory in Zurich. Speed limits are 31 mph in towns, and up to 50 to 60 mph in build-up areas and highways. Always keep your eye on the road when driving in Zurich. Smaller road signs are light blue, while the main highways have blue signs. Moreover, exercise caution when driving in the city, especially with trams and city buses. | | | | | | |  | | Compare Cheap Car Rentals Deals | | |