London Heathrow Airport (LHR) Car Rental

Additional Drivers - There is an additional charge of 10 GBP per day for each Additional Authorised Driver.

RETURN VEHICLE TO THE CAR HIRE PARK. PLEASE GIVE THE KEYS TO THE SHUTTLE DRIVER WHO WILL TAKE YOU BACK TO YOUR AIRPORT TERMINAL. VEHICLES WILL BE CHECKED IN DURING NORMAL OFFICE HOURS.

AGE - All drivers must be a minimum of 25 years old.  Only drivers over 30 years old may rent Full-Size MPVS, Premiums, or Four-Wheel Drives.

For vehicles travelling to the Republic of Ireland, there is an additional charge of 75 GBP per rental. Please call the branch in advance. Vehicles may not travel outside the U.K. and Ireland.

National Rent-A-Car provides damage waiver which reduces the costs associated with damage to and or theft of the National vehicle subject to the terms and conditions of your rental agreement. Damage and theft responsibility is the full value of the vehicle. Damage waiver may be mandatory and included in the quote. Customers who can provide independent and verified provision to cover damage and theft to the National vehicle may be able to decline DW. The DW amount for this branch is 24.25 GBP per day including VAT and PLC fees.

Domestic Retail One-Way rentals made in the U.K. are allowable. All consumer One-Way rental reservations for both National will carry a One-Way charge, which will be dependent on the distance travelled. A penalty charge of GBP 150.00 will apply to all rentals dropping off a One-Way rental into St Pancras (this also includes all London stations). One- ways between Mainland U.K. and Northern Ireland are permitted and cost GBP 150.00 + VAT. The following conditions apply for Northern Ireland: 1) Intermediate and Fullsize Passenger Vans (IVMR and FVMR) and automatic vehicles (CCAR (Compact), SDAR (Standard), PDAR (Premium), PWAR (Premium Wagon-Estate), LDAR (Luxury) and IXAH (Intermediate Special)) are not allowed to be used for One-Way rentals from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland or UK Mainland. 2) GPS must not be left in vehicles terminating in any location in the Republic of Ireland or UK Mainland stations. The full loss of deposit will apply. One-Ways are not permitted between the Mainland U.K. and the Republic of Ireland. One-Ways between Derry and Belfast locations = GBP 40.00 + VAT. One-Ways between all other Northern Ireland locations are free of charge. One-Way rentals are permitted from any Northern Ireland location to the following locations in the Republic of Ireland:- to Dublin = GBP 150.00 + VAT. To: Cork, Knock and Shannon = GBP 450.00 + VAT. All One-Way rentals to and from UK Mainland into Northern Ireland are subject to availability. International One-Ways are NOT permitted.

To comply with the Enterprise standard fuel policy the vehicle should be returned with a level of fuel equal to the amount provided at the start of the rental. Optional fuel products are available at participating locations.

 

Drivers must have held a full national licence for at least 1 year, which must be presented at time of rental. Visitors to the UK - All visitors to the UK must present a full valid license. Licences issued overseas must be clearly identifiable as a driving licence, otherwise an International Driving Licence will be required. A Passport must also be produced if not a UK resident. UK residents who hold the new photo card licence must also present the paper counterpart at the start of the rental. Endorsements are only shown on the paper counterpart so customers MUST produce both documents. Holders of the old style UK paper licence must also provide an additional form of photographic ID in the form of a Full Valid Passport, Armed Forces ID Card or a Police Warrant Card, no other form of identification will be accepted. UK residents that hold a non-EU licence may drive in the UK for up to 12 months from the time you become resident. After 12 months your overseas licence will be deemed illegal in the UK and it must be exchanged for the UK equivalent. UK residents that hold a non-UK EU licence, your License is valid until the age of 70 or for 3 years after becoming a UK resident, whichever is longest. A renter holding a non-UK licence must produce a full valid passport at time of rental. Holders of any licence that does not show the current address must also produce proof of current address in the form of a Current Credit Finance Agreement, Current Utilities Bill, or Current Bank Statement. All renters with a UK home address will need to pass an Authenticate check as verification of residence at their given address. Any customer failing an Authenticate check will not be allowed to rent.

Mileage- all vehicles include unlimited mileage.

THIS OFFICE DOES NOT ACCEPT ONE-WAY VAN RENTALS. FOR VEHICLES TRAVELLING TO THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND, THERE IS AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF 75 GBP. PLEASE CALL THE BRANCH IN ADVANCE. VEHICLES MAY NOT TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE U.K. AND IRELAND.

Payment- if the rental is not prepaid, the renter must pay a deposit and the full rental charges using a major debit or credit card in his or her own name. If the rental is prepaid, the renter must pay a deposit using a major debit or credit card in his or her own name. The deposit is 200 GBP, or 500 GBP if renting a premium vehicle. Payment by a credit card in the main drivers name will be required to rent premium vehicles .  If the debit or credit card differs from that used to prepay the rental charges, an additional 200 GBP deposit is required. 

Documentation- all drivers must produce all parts of a valid driving license. Non-EU license holders are required to have an international driving permit if the license is not in English. Domestic renters must produce a photo ID- passport or driving license. International travelers must produce a passport, proof of return travel and residency information while in the U.K. renters who wish to use a debit card are also required to produce two proofs of address such as a bank or credit card statement, which are less than three months old and may be subject to additional checks. We reserve the right to request additional ID or conduct further ID checks. These may include ID checks with external partners who may check supplied details against databases to which they have access.