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Additional fees may apply for drivers under 26 and over 69 years at the time of rental. Please see the Terms and Conditions for further details.

Driving Information Trinidad and Tobago

Driving License Requirements in Trinidad and Tobago

In order to drive a rental car in Trinidad and Tobago you must be at least 21 years old and have a full driving license valid in your country of residence. You could also obtain an international drivers permit from your local AAA prior to leaving on your trip for about $20.

Trinidad and Tobago Driving Age Restrictions

In general all drivers must be 25 to rent a car in Trinidad and Tobago, but the age can vary between the car rental company and location. Maximum age limits apply in some locations, a young/senior driver surcharge may apply. Please check the Terms and Conditions when requesting a quote or booking a car.

Driving Distances

Port of Spain to San Fernando - 25.4 miles
Sangre Grande to Debe - 32.94 miles

Road Rules and Petrol Stations

General Trinidad and Tobago driving information, laws rules and regulations:

Vehicles drive on the left hand side of the road in Trinidad and Tobago.
Seat belts when driving a rental car in Trinidad and Tobago are mandatory for all persons in the vehicle.
Drivers are to carry at all times while driving, a valid driver’s license, registration documents and insurance documents.
Hand signals are commonly used by the locals.
Gas stations in Trinidad and Tobago generally stay open from 8am to 8pm.

Tolls in Trinidad and Tobago

There are no tolls in Trinidad and Tobago.

Parking Information

Parking in most areas tends to be free, though you may come across charges in larger towns. Many hotels offer free parking with your stay. If possible check with your accommodation before arriving as they may be able to advise the parking information.

One-Way Car Rental

One way car rental within Trinidad and Tobago is possible but usually will incur an additional fee. These fees will vary depending on your collection and drop off destinations but you can find out the price in advance. A minimum three day car rental contract is required for all domestic one way bookings.

With your car rental, it is important to look through some of the above Trinidad and Tobago driving information, rules and regulations to ensure you have the safest possible journey.