If you've rented a car and are unsure about any driving fines, don’t worry—it’s easy to check. Simply contact the rental company, as they receive notifications directly. You can also visit the local traffic authority’s website and enter your vehicle or license details. Staying informed helps avoid unexpected charges later.

Wondering how much it costs to rent a car? Standard vehicles are usually affordable and ideal for everyday use, starting from £30–£50 per day. Sports cars, on the other hand, come with premium features and performance — with rental prices ranging from £150 to £500+ per day depending on the model and duration. Always check for insurance, mileage limits, and deposit terms before booking.

To rent a car, you'll need a valid driving license (held for at least 12 months), a proof of identity (passport or ID card), a credit or debit card for payment and deposit, and sometimes a proof of address (like a utility bill). If you're traveling internationally, an International Driving Permit may be required. Always check with the rental company for any specific requirements.