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With a car you can move beyond Chinas big cities and explore at your rhythm, from the Great Wall near Beijing to rural temples outside Hangzhou. Driving allows direct trips between smaller towns without complex train changes.

In regions like Guangxi and Yunnan, roads weave past rice terraces, karst peaks and tea fields. A rental lets you stop at viewpoints, villages and trailheads that coaches skip, shaping your own route through the countryside.

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ვალუტაChinese Yuan (CNY)
მინ. გაქირავების ასაკი21 years

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The speed limit in China

When driving a rental car on Chinese roads, the driver is required to observe the speed limits. Please strictly observe the following speed limits in different areas:

Within built-up areas

Outside built-up areas

Speeding

One-way streets – 30 km/h

On motorways – 120 km/h

Up to 30% over the limit – fine of 200–300 yuan

Other roads – 70 km/h

Other roads – 80 km/h

2–3 times over the limit – 12 penalty points and a driving ban

Expressways – 100 km/h

If an accident occurs – possible imprisonment

Parking

In densely populated China, parking is a particularly important issue. Usually, when buying a car in China, the law requires the purchaser to buy a parking space at the same time. This helps to avoid problems with finding parking, especially in major cities. The situation becomes more complicated when you need to find a temporary parking place for a rental car.

In some Chinese cities there is a rule that you can leave your car on the street, in any empty marked space. Cars must be parked only in the direction of traffic. If the driver is concerned about the safety of the car, they can look for paid parking. In every Chinese city there are special parking areas whose boundaries are marked with solid lines.

Traffic Laws

In China, the rules of the road differ in some respects from those in Europe. The main features are left-hand drive vehicles with right-hand traffic, and overtaking on the left. Before overtaking, the driver must indicate with the left turn signal and may give a sound signal. If it is dark outside, the driver of a rented car in China should repeatedly switch between main beam and dipped beam. When driving on a lit road at night, the driver must:

  • Wear a seat belt, and ensure that this example is followed by all adults and children taller than 135 cm and over 12 years old. Younger passengers must be secured with an appropriate child restraint system.
  • Keep dipped headlights switched on at all times.
  • Wear comfortable footwear that allows safe driving. Wearing flip-flops while driving is strictly prohibited.
  • Not drink, eat or smoke while driving.

Fines for traffic violations in China

Compliance with traffic regulations in China is monitored by cameras installed everywhere. Traffic control officers usually appear on the road only in emergencies or in the event of an accident. In addition, traffic police regulate traffic at busy junctions.

  • If the driver violates a traffic rule, a text message is usually sent to their mobile phone 2–3 days after the incident. A notice of the violation can also be sent to the car owner's home address. Fines of any amount can be paid online or in cash.
  • If you need information about fines issued, the driver can call a special number and, by giving the vehicle registration number, obtain full information about themselves and the car.

The traffic police do not have the right to stop drivers on the roads without cause. Exceptions are special roadside checks that take place in China from time to time. If a road traffic officer stops a driver, the driver has the full right to record the conversation on video as evidence. Courts in China consider traffic violations objectively, based on the facts presented. After this, a decision is made and a fine is issued, the amount of which depends on the nature of the offence and the extent of the damage.

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"Family road trip went really smoothly. Car was clean, spacious enough for two kids and luggage, and pick-up at the airport was quick. Staff kindly helped us install the child seat. Only downside was unclear signs for the return area, so we circled once before finding it."

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"Nice car and smooth process for us as a couple, but pick-up took a bit longer than expected."

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"We hired a car for a weekend with friends and overall it was fun and convenient. Car was in good condition and fuel efficient. However, the deposit took longer than we liked to be released, which made us a little nervous after returning the vehicle."

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გაქირავება ჩინეთში — FAQ

For major Chinese cities and public holidays, it is wise to book a hire car at least 3-4 weeks in advance, especially if you want an automatic or SUV. Outside peak periods, 1-2 weeks usually gives good availability and prices. During Golden Week, Chinese New Year and summer weekends, cars and larger models can sell out quickly.
In China, the rental company normally releases the deposit hold within 3-10 working days after you return the car without new damage or fines. Your bank may then take a few extra days to show the funds as available. If there are traffic fines or damage, part of the CNY deposit may be kept until the issue is settled.
The excess (deductible) is the maximum amount you must pay if the rental car is damaged or stolen, even when basic insurance is included. In China it typically ranges from about CNY 3,000 to CNY 8,000, depending on vehicle class. You can usually buy extra cover to reduce this amount significantly, or sometimes down to zero, for an additional daily fee.
Most Chinese rental firms require a major credit card in the main driver’s name for the deposit. Some international brokers and local partners may offer no deposit, no credit card deals using debit cards or full prepayment, but availability is limited and usually restricted to selected city locations and smaller vehicle groups. Always check payment rules before booking.
Prices vary by city and season, but an economy car in China usually costs around CNY 180-260 per day, with compact or mid-size models often between CNY 250-380 per day. SUVs, people carriers and premium cars are more expensive, especially in peak holiday periods. Longer rentals and early booking can significantly reduce the average daily rate.
Bookingcar compares prices and conditions from many rental companies in China, including international brands and local suppliers, so you can easily see which offer is cheapest or best suited to your needs. By checking multiple providers at once, Bookingcar helps you find competitive rates, suitable inclusions and convenient locations without visiting each company separately.
If you return your car late in China, most companies charge an additional fee based on their hourly or daily rates, and after a grace period they may bill a full extra day. Extended delays can also affect insurance cover. Always contact the rental office as soon as you know you will be late, as some may agree a short extension by phone.
Typical speed limits in mainland China are:
  • Urban roads: generally 40-60 km/h, depending on signs
  • Rural roads: usually around 60-80 km/h
  • Expressways (motorways): normally 100-120 km/h, with lower limits in urban or busy sections
Always follow posted signs, as specific stretches may have different limits or camera-enforced zones.
Traffic offences in China are penalised with fines, demerit points on the driving record and, for serious cases, licence suspension. Speeding, red-light running and illegal lane changes usually bring fines from about CNY 100-500, plus points. Dangerous driving, drunk driving or accidents with injuries can lead to much heavier penalties, including detention and very large fines.
China has strict drink-driving rules. The general legal limit is 20 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood (0.02% BAC). Drivers found above this but below 80 mg/100 ml face heavy fines, points and licence suspension. At or above 80 mg/100 ml it is treated as criminal drunk driving, with severe penalties that can include detention and long-term licence revocation.
Fuel prices in China are regulated and adjusted periodically. As a rough guide, 92-octane petrol (gasoline) often costs around CNY 7.5-8.5 per litre, while higher-octane fuels are slightly more. Diesel is usually similar or a bit cheaper per litre. Highway service areas may charge a little more than urban filling stations, so check current local pump prices.
Yes, most expressways in China operate on a per-use toll system. Tolls are charged by distance and vehicle type, and are paid at toll booths or automatically via ETC electronic tags. Charges for passenger cars are generally moderate per 100 km, but long journeys can add up. Some bridges, tunnels and urban expressways may also have separate toll fees.

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