in
one trip. However, you can enjoy much of the beauty of Alaska's scenery with a
car. An Alaska car rental will be the most economical choice of travel options
for your Alaska adventure. This is especially true for groups of three or more.
Alaska Car Rental in Anchorage
Looking to rent a car in Anchorage? Then be sure call us and reserve early. During the tourist season in Alaska, car rental is a popular way to see the state. Please note that the agency may have restrictions as to where the rental car may be driven and where it can be returned. It is always advisable to check first if there are any driving restrictions. The agency may forbid the vehicles' use on rough gravel roads such as the Denali Highway (Highway 8) and the Dalton Highway (Highway 11). Check with us first to be sure that this will not interfere with your travel plans.
Be aware of
the
large wildlife in Alaska. Moose crossing signs are posted on the highways. Moose
are very large animals, so should you see a moose on the highway, slow down and
stop; try to have patience, because the big guy will move eventually. Driving Regulations
Seatbelts are Mandatory. A visitor who is at least 16 years of age, who has in their possession a valid driver's license issued by another state or country, may drive a private vehicle in Alaska. However, an Alaska driver's license must be obtained by the end of a 90-day period after entry into the state. International travelers require a Passport or Birth Certificate in conjunction with a valid Drivers License.
Seat belts must be worn by all drivers and passengers in Alaska. All children under age four, regardless of weight, must ride in a federally approved child safety seat.
Speed Limits:
Rural Interstate - 65 MPH
Urban Interstate - 55 MPH
Other Roads - 55 MPH
Drinking and Driving: