United Kingdom Car & Van Hire

Travelling to the UK?

With over 420 branches across the UK, we aim to have a branch conveniently located close to you. If you can’t get to a branch, we will come and collect you. You can hire our cars in over 70 countries, we have over 8,000 branches worldwide. With all these branches, we endeavour to always have a vehicle of your choosing close to you. Our UK branches have fleets of cars ranging from smaller economy cars to larger SUVs and people carriers. Book your hire car online for our cheapest prices.

PLACES TO VISIT | MEET THE FLEET | TOP LOCATIONS | DRIVING TIPS | FAQS

Car Hire Locations - United Kingdom

Explore breathtaking sceneries via a vast network of motorways and roads, connecting bustling cities, quaint villages, and picturesque Areas of Natural Beauty (AONB). Rent your car with Enterprise for seamless journeys across the Scottish Highlands, Cornwall's beaches, Northern Ireland's coastal roads, and beyond. With branches in most airport terminals and cities, including London and Inverness, we're here to make your travel experience smooth and easy.

Van Hire in the UK

If you've got a job, we've got the van for it. From large Luton vans with tail lifts for moving house or office relocation, to small two-seater vans for DIY and garden projects, Enterprise offers a wide range of sizes to suit your needs. Our extensive local branch network offers flexible short and long-term rental options.

Places to Visit in the UK

England

England has captivated travellers for centuries. Its capital, London, renowned for its museums, top-notch restaurants, and world-class theatre, stands as one of the globe’s premier cities. From Bath's natural thermal spa to the storied halls of Windsor Castle and the picturesque charm of the Yorkshire Dales, an enchanting English experience awaits.

Coastal path near the Youth Hostel at Pwll Deri in Pembrokeshire. Yellow gorse in full bloom. Path leading to gate with view of cliffs and sea in afternoon sunlight.

Wales

Explore the splendor of Wales, from the enchanting beaches of Tenby along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to the majestic peaks of Snowdon and the rich history of Cardiff Castle. Food enthusiasts will delight in the culinary offerings of Abergavenny's Michelin-starred restaurants and the charming landscapes of the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean.

Scotland

From the cultural centres of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen with castles and shopping, to the distilleries of the Highlands, experience the ultimate road trip on the North Coast 500 a stunning coastline drive. Orkney offers a rugged landscape with some of the best restaurants in Scotland serving fresh local produce.

Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland's Causeway Coastal Route boasts a wealth of attractions. Beginning in bustling Belfast and winding its way to the city of Derry, this scenic route treats travellers to breathtaking views of the Atlantic coastline. Along the way, Cushendun, a tiny coastal village under the stewardship of The National Trust, offers the ideal seaside escape.

Enterprise Car Rental Services

At Enterprise, we understand our customers need flexibility when hiring a car or van. To ensure you recieve the best experience, we offer a number of car rental services to meet your needs.

Meet the Fleet

From solid and utilitarian to sporty and fun, you’ll find the perfect hire car for your needs, or mood.

Tips for Driving in the UK

When driving in the UK, there a few key things to remember:

In the United Kingdom, you drive on the left. Make sure you remember to give priority from the right and enter roundabouts clockwise – there are a lot of them all over the country.
Unless specified otherwise, the speed limit in cities and built-up areas is 30mph with certain areas signposted 20mph. ‘A roads’ usually range from 40mph to the national speed limit of 60mph and Motorways are limited to 70mph.
The United Kingdom’s road network is full of smart motorways that adjust speed limits automatically. They also measure how fast you travel between certain checkpoints and inform authorities if you exceeded the maximum speed limit for the segment. Watch out for signposted speed limits and monitor your speed even if there are no speed cameras present.
Motorways near main cities, such as the M25 ring road of London, the M1 and the M6 become congested during peak time hours. Allow for extra time when planning your road trips, especially during hot bank holidays when most people storm the coasts.
Certain motorways, bridges and tunnels in the UK have tolls that are either payable online due to number plate scanners, or at gates using spare change and contactless cards.
Rural coastal roads and some in-land roads can get very tight and often have stone fences on each side (especially in Cornwall), so be wary of oncoming traffic on tight turns where visibility is obstructed.
In emergencies, dial 112 or 999 to contact the police, ambulance or fire services.

United Kingdom Car & Van Hire

Travelling to the UK?

Car Hire Locations - United Kingdom

Van Hire in the UK