Car Rental Long Island

No need to stress. You should be eligible for all of your money back if you advise us at least six hours ahead of collecting the car. Your itinerary contains information about this, as does our Customer Service Portal. Not all prepaid rentals result in a refund though, so you may want to read through the rental policy.

There are so many reasons to book your ride with Expedia. We have suppliers to take your pick of on Long Island, and we’ll make sure you score the best deal with our member prices and exclusive offers. Want even bigger savings? Combine your rental car, hotels and flights into a package. The more you travel and book with Expedia, the greater the perks!

Expedia makes it quick and easy to compare costs, offers and rental companies, and to check customer recommendations. Bundle your Long Island car rental with hotel or flight bookings to make even bigger savings.

At least 21 years old. Coasting around in your own rental car is the best way to see Long Island, but take note that an extra fee generally applies to younger drivers. A higher age limit also often applies to the rental of SUVs or premium vehicles. Check the terms and conditions before you reserve a car.

If you’re renting a car on Long Island, you’ll need to have a full, valid driver’s license and a credit card at hand. Both of these need to be in the driver’s name and presented at the time of pickup. There may be other requirements, so check with your rental provider.

The right, but you shouldn’t be lulled into complacency. Traffic regulations, road conditions and street signs on Long Island may be different to what you’re used to.

Yes. You’re allowed to drive on Long Island as long as your license is valid. But we recommend taking an International Driving Permit with you too. This document contains your photograph and driver’s details and can be a handy complement to your U.S. License.

You sure can. With Expedia’s competitive long-term car rental deals, you won’t have to rush through your Long Island vacation. Decide on your travel dates, book your favorite set of wheels and then discover the coastal roads at your leisure.

This normally depends on the rental company you go with on Long Island. Some may rent out vehicles to those under 25, but you should expect to pay extra fees. If you’re between 21 and 24 years, a young driver fee may apply to your rental and you may also be restricted to certain types of cars. Look up the age policy of your chosen provider and if extra costs apply.