Car rental contracts are similar in many companies, but it would be a good idea for you to read all the points of the contract to avoid any misunderstandings. Here are some points that may be critical: - check the car brand, make, color, plate number - rental dates - daily mileage limit and cost for extra 1 km - check the odometer and fuel tank in the car and in the contract - read the fines from the company (smoking in the car, drifting, off-road driving, etc.) - look at the policy for returning the car if you are late upon return - look at the deposit refund policy (number of days of retention and transfer fee) - be sure to check that the money paid for the car, as well as the deposit, are filled in the contract To avoid an unpleasant experience, rent a car only from trusted companies with their own fleet. With Paddock Rent A Car, everything is transparent, after booking a car, you receive a confirmation by email. You will have access to your PDF contract, which will always be available by email for your convenience.

Driving is on the right side of the road in Dubai It is required that all occupants of a moving vehicle wear seat belts Keep a safe distance Observe traffic rules Children under 12 years old cannot ride in the front row Do not make noise in crowded places, near pedestrian roads and heavy buildings Video recording on the road is prohibited in the UAE

Renting a car at Dubai International Airport is easy with Paddock Rent A Car. Contact a manager, choose a car and on arrival a car will be waiting for you in the parking lot outside your terminal. It is free from 9am to 9am daily, but for late or early deliveries we charge a small service fee outside of business hours.

Be sure to visit: Palm Jumeirah Dubai Marina (Ain Dubai by Dubai Holding), you can take great photos, JBR Global Village Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall And to our Paddock Restaurant, of course) we offer a 10% discount Paddock Rent A Car clients In Abu Dhabi, visit: Louvre Abu Dhabie Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Important: please watch your speed as you start leaving Dubai, you need to keep to the speed limit as indicated on the sign. Exceeding the speed limit is not allowed.

The main requirement is that the driver must be over 25 years old and have a driving license for over 3 years.

“1 toll road (salik) – AED 5. Parking from AED 3 to AED 100 per hour. To pay for parking, send an SMS to 7275 with the car number and the parking number. You can add the hours of your planned parking. Example: W47580 393c 2 Petrol. You must return the car with the tank filled to the same percentage as at the beginning of the rental. If the tank is filled to a lesser volume, payment is made upon returning the car to the Paddock Ren A Car driver.”

Parking fees are your responsibility. Be sure to pay for parking, as the probability of getting a fine for non-payment of parking is very high. If you have problems with parking payment, contact your manager, we will help you pay remotely.

Yes, as per the Road & Transport Authority(RTA) Dubai, all rental cars in Dubai comes with basic insurance. This insurance covers the damages which are not caused by your fault. Also, you can choose for upgraded insurance by paying extra as it will cover the damages which are caused by your fault.

Car rental for a paid period of use, daily mileage that you can use for free, delivery and pick up of the car in Dubai during working hours, basic car insurance.

You absolutely can rent a car without a credit card.

The main advantage of renting a car for a month and for a long term is an attractive price. The cost of monthly rent is up to 50% more profitable than renting by the day.

Drivers shall be required to have a valid driver’s license and Passport.

Salik is a toll road in Dubai that is automatically charged when you pass through a toll road. The Salik fee is consistently AED 4 across all gates and this amount is deducted every time you pass through a toll gate. You must pay the salik when closing agreement. The driver or your manager will tell you the amount of the payment. We receive an automatic report for your rental period from RTA. We charge exactly the amount that RTA dedacted.

The minimum age required to rent a luxury/sports cars in Dubai is 25 years of age. The same applies for the person(s) whose name(s) is/are mentioned as additional driver. For budget and mid-range cars, the age must be over 21 years.

All cars are available for UAE residents with a valid UAE driving license older than six months. Using a driving license from another country while holding an UAE ID is prohibited by UAE law.

In most cases, yes. Get in touch with a rental company representative at least 24 hours before the end of your contract. If the vehicle isn’t booked by another client, you should be able to keep it.

Paddock Rent A Car is one of the top 3 largest companies in UAE. We have been working in the Dubai market for 10 years and are the most innovative company providing the best service to our customers. Our fleet consists of 150 cars that we update every year, buying new items into our ranks so that you can try such cars as Lamborghini Huracan STO, Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica and others first. Our fleet will cover any need from budget cars for long and short terms, spacious VANs, prestigious cars and the most luxurious sports cars.

Paddock Rent A Car offers a wide range of vehicles across different categories – budget, mid-range, sports, and luxury. Our fleet including 150 cars of popular luxury and premium brands, like: Lamborghini, Ferrari, BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Audi, Kia, Cadillac, Exceed, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Mini Cooper, Ford, McLaren, GMC, Range Rover, JAC, Porsche, Tesla, Dodge, Infiniti, Nissan, Chevrolet, Toyota, etc.

Refueling in the UAE is very easy. The driver does not even have to get out of the car, you can simply open the window and say what kind of fuel and how much you need to fill up. For sports cars and luxury cars - Super (98), for all other types of cars - Special (95). If you want to fill up to a full tank - tell the gas station attendant: “Full special” or “Full super”. Open the tank from the car and wait until they fill up your car and make a payment without leaving the car.

Most roads in Dubai have a maximum speed limit of 110 to 120 km/h, with a little leeway of 20 km/h. But remember, speed limits can change depending on where you are in the city. So, keep an eye out for signs and stay within the limits to avoid overspeeding fines.