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1. How much does it cost to hire a car in Lee?

The cost of hiring a car in Lee varies based on factors such as the type of car, length of hire, and time of year. The average daily rate is around £30. For the most competitive rates, we recommend booking ahead of time and avoiding peak seasons.

2. What car model is most popular for hire in Lee?

The compact car is often the most popular choice for car hire in Lee, providing a balance between cost and comfort. Because Lee has narrow, winding roads, small cars are easier to manoeuvre and park.

3. Where are the most popular locations to hire a car in Lee?

Most customers prefer to hire cars from locations such as Lee High Street, Lee Shopping Centre, and also from the Lee Airport.

4. Is there a 24-hour pick-up and drop-off service?

Yes, we provide a 24-hour pick-up and drop-off service to cater to all travel schedules and flight times. Please specify your desired collection and return times during the booking process.

5. Is there a minimum rental period?

At our Lee location, the minimum rental period is 24 hours from the time of pick-up.

6. What is the minimum age to hire a car in Lee?

The minimum age to hire a car in Lee is typically 21, although this can vary by car category. Some high-performance and luxury car classifications require the driver to be at least 25.

7. What documents are required to hire or drive a car in Lee?

You will need a valid driver's license, proof of insurance, and a credit or debit card under your name. Non-UK driver's licence holders may also require an International Driving Permit.

8. What is the best time of year to visit Lee by car?

The best time to visit Lee by car is late spring or early autumn when the weather is mild and attractions are less crowded.

9. What are the main airports in Lee?

The main airports in Lee are Lee International Airport and Lee Domestic Airport. Both offer numerous options for car hire.

10. Can I pick up the car in Lee and drop it off in another city?

Yes, we offer one-way hires. Please note that this may incur an additional fee and you should specify this arrangement during the booking process.

1. Lee - London: The drive to London is roughly 168 kilometres, expected to take about 1 hour 54 minutes mainly along the M3.
   
2. Lee - Portsmouth: Portsmouth is only a 24-minute drive via the A3, with a distance of about 29 kilometres. Easy, picturesque route.
   
3. Lee - Brighton: Brighton is reachable via a 60-kilometre drive along the A27, taking approximately 1 hour 11 minutes.
4. Lee - Southampton: Travel about 36 kilometres on either the M27 or A31 towards Southampton. It typically takes about 30 minutes.
   
5. Lee - Winchester: 31-kilometer drive using the A31 and M3. It generally takes about 29 minutes.
   
6. Lee - Bournemouth: A pleasant 66-kilometre drive via the M27 and A31, taking around 1 hour 10 minutes.
   
7. Lee - Isle of Wight: Reach the ferry to Isle of Wight within 33 minutes via a 28-kilometre route along the A3.
   

1. What is the speed limit when driving in Lee?

The speed limits in Lee extend from 30 mph in urban areas, 60 mph on single carriageway roads, and 70 mph on dual carriageways and motorways. Always monitor for speed limit signs as they can change based on road and traffic conditions.

2. What kind of driving licence do I need to drive a car in Lee?

You can drive with a valid full licence from your home country for up to 12 months from your last entry into the country. However, an International Driving Permit is recommended if your licence is not written in English.

3. Are there many speed cameras in Lee?

Yes, Lee has a number of speed cameras in operation. They are typically located in areas with high accident rates or where high speeds are common.

4. Are there toll roads around Lee?

Some motorways and bridges in and around Lee may have tolls. These can usually be paid for by cash, card or electronic toll collection systems.

5. Are there any specific driving rules I should know about?

Seatbelts are mandatory for all passengers, overtaking is usually performed on the right side and talking on a handheld mobile phone while driving is prohibited.

6. What is the general traffic situation like in Lee?

Like any city, Lee can experience peak hours traffic congestion typically in the morning and evening during weekdays. Plan your travel accordingly to avoid delays.

7. Which side of the road should I drive on in Lee?

In Lee, like the rest of the country, you must drive on the left-hand side of the road.

8. What should I do in case of a road accident?

Exchange insurance details with the other party, take photos of the scene if possible and report the incident to your hire car company immediately.

9. Are there any restrictions for novice drivers in Lee?

Novice drivers, marked by a 'N' sticker on the car, are subject to certain restrictions such as lower speed limits and no mobile phone usage even with handsfree.

10. Are children allowed to sit at the front seat of the car?

Children aged below 13 are not allowed to sit in the front seat unless they are at least 150 cm tall and are using the correct child seat or booster.

11. Do I need to carry specific documents while driving in Lee?

Yes, you need to have your driving licence, ID, proof of insurance, and vehicle registration document with you while driving.

12. Is eating and drinking allowed while driving?

While not illegal, it's advisable to avoid eating or drinking while driving as it could cause distraction.

13. Is it mandatory to use indicators while changing lanes?

Yes, it's mandatory to use indicators while changing lanes or turning.

14. Is it necessary to have a breakdown cover?

It's not mandatory but highly advisable. Some car hire companies might provide this as part of their service.

15. Can I use headphones while driving?

No, using headphones while driving is considered a distraction and is prohibited.

1. Lee Centenary Memorial Garden: A perfect combination of stunning landscape and tranquillity.
2. The Lost Gardens of Heligan: Welcomes its visitors with stunning and exotic flora.
3. Pendennis Castle: An impressive fortress offering panoramic sea views.
4. Stithians Lake: Ideal for water sports lovers, amidst a serene environment.
5. Gyllyngvase Beach: Beautiful coastline perfect for a peaceful stroll.
6. Falmouth Art Gallery: Exhibits diverse collection of contemporary and classical art.
7. Swanpool Nature Reserve: A sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts filled with natural beauty.
8. Trelissick Garden: A garden paradise with stunning river views.

1. Lee to Lizard Point: This scenic 120km drive showcases the best of Cornwall's coastline. Along the way, make sure to enjoy the picturesque harbour towns of Falmouth and Porthleven.
2. Lee Valley Drive: A short 30km route starting from Lee, takes you through lush landscapes offering great picnic spots and numerous walking trails.
3. Lands End Circular: A 190km route that starts and ends in Lee. This journey through Cornwall's wild west includes Newquay, St. Ives and Penzance.
4. Lee to Exmoor National Park: This 100km drive presents beautiful countryside scenes. Famous for its unique moorland and wildlife, the Exmoor National Park is a must-see.
5. The Atlantic Highway: Starting in Lee, this 240km route stretches along the panoramically beautiful North Devon and Cornwall coasts - heading towards Newquay.
6. The Dartmoor Loop: This 180km drive showcases the rugged beauty of Dartmoor National Park, with ample opportunity for hiking and wildlife spotting.
7. Lee to Bath: A 200km drive from Lee, takes you through the historical city of Bath, famous for its Roman-built baths.