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

The cost to hire a car in New Cross varies depending on the type of car and duration of hire, but generally, it starts from £20 per day. Price comparisons can be easily done on our website to ensure you get a vehicle that suits your budget.

2. Which car model is the most demanded for hire in New Cross?

The compact car models are the most sought after due to their practicality and fuel efficiency. This is particularly useful in New Cross due to the city's dense traffic and scarce parking.

3. What are the most preferred pick-up locations for car hire in New Cross?

Most customers prefer to pick up their hire cars at easily accessible locations like New Cross Gate railway station and New Cross railway station.

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

Yes, we do offer a 24-hour pick-up and drop-off service to provide flexibility and convenience for our customers.

5. Is there a minimum hire period?

Yes, the minimum car hire period usually starts from 24 hours.

6. What is the minimum age requirement to hire a car in New Cross?

The minimum age requirement to hire a car in New Cross is 21 years, with at least one year of driving experience. However, certain premium vehicles may require the driver to be 25 years or older.

7. What are the necessary documents for car hire in New Cross?

To hire a car in New Cross, you need a valid driving license, credit card and proof of identity, which can be your passport or identity card.

8. When is the best time to visit New Cross by car?

The best time to visit New Cross by car is during the summer months when the weather is warm and there are lots of outdoor activities and events happening in and around the city.

9. What are the main airports in New Cross?

The closest major airports to New Cross are London City Airport and Heathrow Airport.

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

Yes, we offer one-way car hire options, allowing you to pick up your hire car in New Cross and drop it off in another city. Please note that this may result in additional fees.

1. New Cross - Central London: It is just 5.6km from New Cross to Central London and takes around 15 minutes via the A2. This route provides a smooth journey on well-maintained roads.
2. New Cross - Brighton: A scenic 84km journey that takes approximately 1hr 30mins via the A23. This major route features good road conditions.
3. New Cross - Oxford: At a distance of 106km, this journey usually takes about 1hr 51mins via the M40. The motorway is typically in good condition.
4. New Cross - Cambridge: The distance is 96km, and it takes about 1hr 40mins via the M11. The roads of this route, predominantly motorway, are of a standard quality.
5. New Cross - Canterbury: An easy 93km drive, and takes around 1hr 22mins via the M2. The roads on this route are largely motorways and generally in a good state.
6. New Cross - Reading: It's 88km and approximately 1hr 20mins via the M4. The journey is mainly via motorway, which is typically well-maintained.
7. New Cross - Dartford: A short 27km journey, approximately 30 mins via the A2. The route features dual carriageways and large parts of motorways, indicating good road conditions.

1. What's the speed limit in New Cross and in the country?

The speed limit in New Cross is typically 30 miles per hour (mph) in built-up areas. However, it can vary depending on the type of the road. Outside of built-up areas, the speed limit is generally 60 mph on single carriageway roads and 70 mph on dual carriageways and motorways, unless otherwise signposted.

2. Is the driving license from my country valid in New Cross?

If you hold a valid driving license from a country within the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) or certain other countries, you can drive in UK. Otherwise, you may need an International Driving Permit alongside your foreign driving license.

3. Are there any radars within New Cross?

Yes. Speed cameras are widely used across the entire country, including New Cross. They are there to enforce the speed limits and improve road safety.

4. Does this country have toll roads?

Some roads in United Kingdom, including certain motorways, bridges and tunnels, require a toll to be paid. However, most roads, including those in New Cross, do not have tolls.

5. What are the basic driving rules in New Cross?

In New Cross, as in the rest of UK, you must drive on the left-hand side of the road. Overtake other vehicles on the right. Also, when approaching roundabouts, vehicles already on the roundabout have the right of way.

6. How is the traffic in New Cross?

New Cross being part of London, like any other metropolitan area, experiences peak traffic during the morning and evening rush hours. Planning your journeys outside these times is recommended when possible.

7. How safe is it to drive in New Cross?

Overall, the United Kingdom is a safe country to drive in if you adhere to the traffic rules and stay aware of your surroundings. New Cross, like the rest of London, is generally safe for drivers.

8. Are there roundabouts in New Cross?

Yes, there are roundabouts in New Cross. Remember to give way to traffic coming from the right in roundabouts.

9. Can I turn on red in New Cross?

Unlike in some countries, in the UK you are not permitted to turn left (or right) at a red traffic light unless an additional sign tells you can.

10. What should I do in case of an accident?

If you are involved in an accident, you should stop regardless of the extent of damage. Report the accident to the police within 24 hours and inform the car hire company as soon as possible.

11. Is there any difference in driving in New Cross than in the rest of UK?

The basic rules of driving are the same. However, be aware of busier traffic, more pedestrians and cyclists in London compared to other regions.

12. Are zebra crossings common in New Cross?

Yes, zebra crossings are common and drivers are required to give way to pedestrians waiting to cross or crossing.

13. Are there any specific parking rules in New Cross?

There are parking restrictions in central areas of New Cross to allow for smooth traffic flow. Make sure to read signs for parking rules and restrictions before leaving your car.

14. How can I improve my safety while driving in New Cross?

Always wear your seatbelt, adhere to the speed limits, and avoid distractions. Be particularly mindful at night, and always lock your doors and keep belongings out of sight when parked to prevent theft.

15. What to do in case of breakdown or mechanical issues?

If your hired car breaks down, call the emergency number provided by your car hire company. They should be able to advise you further.

1. The Shard: Iconic landmark offering panoramic views of London.
2. Greenwich Park: Peaceful escape with the stunning view of the city.
3. Tate Modern: Contemporary art in a transformed power station.
4. Goldsmiths, University of London: Historic institution with unique architecture.
5. Borough Market: A foodie's paradise with local and international delicacies.
6. Peckham Rye Park: Elegant Victorian park, perfect for a relaxed stroll.
7. HMS Belfast: Explore naval history on a WWII cruiser.
8. New Cross Gate Cutting: A hidden gem for nature lovers.

1. New Cross to Bath: This 225km journey brings you through picturesque countryside and charming villages, ending in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath.
2. New Cross to Brighton: A quick 100km trip down south to the vibrant, seaside resort town of Brighton. Known for its piers, nightlife, and the Royal Pavilion.
3. New Cross to Cambridge: Head 100km north for a dose of academia. The university city of Cambridge is filled with stunning architecture and punt-filled waterways.
4. New Cross to Oxford: Another university city, Oxford, is 140km away. Marvel at the intriguing university buildings, libraries, and botanical gardens.
5. New Cross to Stonehenge: A 175km drive to one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. Stop by the charming city of Salisbury on your way.
6. New Cross to Norwich: Travel 220km east to the city of Norwich, known for its Romanesque Cathedral and vibrant arts scene.
7. New Cross to Dartmoor: Drive 325km to experience the wildness of Dartmoor National Park, filled with vast moorlands, ancient stone circles and an abundance of wildlife.