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Hola works with the major rental brands operating across the United States to offer an all-inclusive rate. Depending on the rate and itinerary, it can bundle liability coverage, travel assistance, toll cashback and our No Extra Charges© pricing guarantee. Every included protection and fee is shown at the time of booking, so you know what you are getting before you pay.

No. With Hola, the costs and charges for your United States booking are shown clearly at reservation and in your confirmation email, so you know what you are paying before you reach the counter. Every booking also carries the No Extra Charges© guarantee, which protects you if the counter charges you for something that was not on your confirmation and was not an optional add-on you accepted.

You will need a valid driver's license held for the required minimum period, a credit card in the main driver's name and, for many international visitors, a passport. Drivers whose license is not in the Latin alphabet are generally advised to carry an International Driving Permit alongside their home license. Always check the specific requirements shown on your confirmation.

In most cases yes. Rental counters in the United States typically require a physical credit card in the main driver's name to hold the security deposit. Debit cards are accepted only by some brands and often with extra conditions, so review the card policy on your rate before you travel.

Many United States highways use cashless, all-electronic tolling, especially in states such as Florida, Texas and around New York. Rental cars are usually fitted with a transponder or use license-plate billing, and toll costs are reconciled through the rental brand. Check how tolls are handled on your specific rate so there are no surprises.

On eligible Hola rates and itineraries, a portion of your toll charges can be returned as cashback. Whether it applies depends on the rate you choose and the route you drive, so look for the toll cashback benefit listed on your booking before you confirm.

The typical minimum age is 21, and drivers under 25 usually pay a young-driver surcharge. Some vehicle categories and locations set a higher minimum. The exact age rules and any surcharge appear on your rate details, so confirm them for your chosen car before booking.

Most large United States airports route rental customers to a consolidated rental car center reached by a free shuttle or airport train from the terminal. Follow the “rental cars” signs at arrivals. Your confirmation lists the brand and pickup location so you know exactly where to go.

The most common policy is full-to-full: you collect the car with a full tank and return it full to avoid refueling charges. Some rates offer alternatives such as prepaid fuel. Check the fuel policy shown on your rate and keep your final fuel receipt.

United States law requires liability coverage, and rental rates handle this in different ways. Hola all-inclusive rates can bundle liability protection on eligible itineraries, and you may add collision or theft protection where offered. Review exactly what your rate includes and decide whether to add optional protection.

Many Hola all-inclusive rates include roadside and travel assistance, so help is available if you have a breakdown or need support during your trip. The level of assistance depends on the rate and itinerary, and the details are shown on your booking.

Yes. Additional drivers can usually be added, either at booking or at the counter, and each must meet the same license and age requirements as the main driver. Some rates include one additional driver while others charge a fee, so check the terms on your rate.

One-way rentals between United States cities are widely available. A one-way fee may apply depending on the pickup and drop-off locations and the distance between them. Enter both locations when you search so the price you see already reflects any one-way charge.

Drive on the right, obey posted speed limits that vary by state, and stop fully for school buses with flashing lights. Seat belts are mandatory and child seats are required for young passengers. Rules differ from state to state, so review the basics for the states on your route before you set off.

United States airport rentals often carry facility fees, concession recovery fees and local taxes on top of the base rate. With Hola these mandatory charges are included in the all-inclusive price you see, so the total shown at booking is what you pay.