Car Rental at Tours Train Station

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Finding Your Car Rental at Tours Train Station

Car rental services at Tours Train Station (Gare de Tours) are highly accessible, with several major agencies located directly inside the station or just a short walk away. Upon arrival, simply follow the signs to the car rental desks situated near the main concourse to pick up your keys. Your vehicle will typically be parked in the designated rental car parking area right next to the station, allowing you to hit the road and explore the region without needing a shuttle.

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O que é necessário para alugar um carro em Tours?

Alugar um carro em Tours é bastante conveniente, mas podem existir alguns requisitos específicos, especialmente para condutores estrangeiros.

Forma de Identificação: A valid physical France national photo ID must be presented at the counter.
Carta de condução: The main and any additional drivers must present a full physical French driving licence with no major endorsements. Depending on car/offer, the licence must have been held for at least 1–5 years (most offers: minimum 1 year; some: 2 years; a few: 5 years).
Cartões aceitos: Physical credit cards in the full name of the main driver are generally required. Accepted credit cards (varies by offer) include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, and in some cases UnionPay. Many offers also accept major debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, sometimes UnionPay) for payment and/or deposit; some offers may not accept debit cards at all. Card acceptance (especially UnionPay and Diners/JCB/Discover) depends on the specific deal, so the card should have sufficient funds and be embossed where required.
Requisitos de idade: Standard eligible driving age ranges from 18–99 years, depending on the specific offer (some: 18–80; others: 21–99 or 26–99). Young driver surcharges may apply: typically for ages 18–24/25, with sample fees around €32.60–€42.00 per day (e.g., about €32.60 per day for 18–24 or 18–25, or €40–€42 per day for 18–24 or 21–25), sometimes including tax and sometimes excluding it. Exact minimum/maximum ages and daily surcharge amounts depend on the selected vehicle and rental supplier.

Carta de condução: The main and any additional drivers must present a full physical driving licence with no major endorsements. The licence must have been held for at least 1–5 years, depending on car/offer (most offers: minimum 1 year; some: 2 years; a few: 5 years). Accepted driving licence include:
• Original driving licence + International Driving Permit (IDP)
• EU/EEA driving licence or the above combination; these licences are valid across the EU/EEA, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Notas: Photocopies or scanned copies of the driving licence or IDP are not accepted; originals are required at the counter. An International Driving Permit is a translation only and must be presented together with the original licence.
Forma de Identificação: A valid passport must be presented at the counter.
Cartões aceitos: Physical credit cards in the full name of the main driver are generally required. Depending on the offer, accepted credit cards include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, and sometimes UnionPay. Many offers also accept Visa or MasterCard debit cards (and in some cases UnionPay debit) for payment/deposit, but a few offers do not accept debit cards. Some deals may be limited to Visa and MasterCard only. The presented card must be valid and have sufficient available credit for the deposit.
Requisitos de idade: Standard eligible driving age ranges from 18–99 years, depending on the specific offer (some: 18–80; others: 21–99 or 26–99). Young driver surcharges may apply: typically for ages 18–24/25, with sample fees around €32.60–€42.00 per day (e.g., about €32.60 per day for 18–24 or 18–25, or €40–€42 per day for 18–24 or 21–25), sometimes including tax and sometimes excluding it. Exact minimum/maximum ages and daily surcharge amounts depend on the selected vehicle and rental supplier.

Rent a Car at Tours Train Station - Best Deals & Top-Rated Cars

Pick up your rental car conveniently at Tours Train Station. Browse real reviews from verified travelers to find the perfect vehicle for your French adventure.

Empresa de aluguer de carros	Avaliação	Tarifa Média Diária	Método de Levantamento/Distância	Depósito de segurança	Vantagens Chave
Best Overall	4.0 7700+ reviews	$76	1.4 mi	$741 - $1,127	●Professional and welcoming staff ●Well-maintained quality vehicles ●Fast and efficient service
	1.9 31 reviews	$75	1.4 mi	$290	●Professional and helpful staff ●Clean and well-maintained vehicles ●Accommodating and flexible service
	1.3 1200+ reviews	$57	3.9 mi	$579 - $1,158	●Clean and well-maintained vehicles ●Clear upfront pricing ●Professional and helpful staff
	1.3 800+ reviews	$63	1.3 mi	$290	●Good value for money ●Friendly professional staff ●Quick efficient service
	1.2 1700+ reviews	$64	0.3 mi	-	●Quick airport pickup service ●Clean and well-maintained vehicles ●Responsive roadside assistance

*Os dados de classificação e avaliações são obtidos do Trustpilot. Os detalhes da política podem variar consoante a localização e o tipo de veículo. Por favor, confirme no momento da reserva.

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Última atualização: Jun. 14 2026

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Driving in Tours, France

Essential car rental and road trip tips for exploring the Loire Valley and beyond

Can I drive with my US license in France, or do I need an International Driving Permit?

Yes, you need an International Driving Permit (IDP). French law requires drivers with non-EU licenses to carry an IDP alongside their domestic license. The IDP serves as a certified translation. You can get one from AAA in the US before departure (approximately $20). Without it, most rental agencies will refuse to hand over the vehicle, regardless of your US license validity.

How much are France's highway tolls, and what's the cheapest way to pay them?

Tolls on French autoroutes can be steep—a 200 km stretch from Tours to Paris costs around €20-€25. Payment options at péage booths include credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) and cash. Some rental companies offer a 'télépéage' device for around €10-15/day, which is only worth it if you're doing extensive highway driving. Budget travelers can take 'routes nationales' (national roads) which are free but slower.

I'm 22. Will I face a young driver surcharge, and how much is it?

Yes, drivers under 25 typically pay a 'young driver supplement' (supplement jeune conducteur) in France. This surcharge usually ranges from €25-€35 per day on top of the base rental rate. At age 22, you'll definitely fall into this category at most major agencies like Europcar, Hertz, or Avis. Book early and compare agencies—some offer better deals for under-25s than others.

What are the speed limits and how are speed cameras handled in the Loire Valley?

Speed limits in France: 130 km/h on autoroutes (110 km/h in rain), 110 km/h on dual carriageways, 80 km/h on open roads, and 50 km/h in urban areas (some towns have 30 km/h zones). Speed cameras (radars) are widespread and automatic—you'll receive a fine by mail at the rental company's address. Fines range from €68 for minor speeding to €1,500 for major violations. Always stick to the limits, especially near small towns where cameras are frequently installed.

Do I need winter tires or snow chains in Tours during winter months?

Snow chains or winter tires are mandatory on certain roads in the Loire Valley region between November and March—signs will indicate when requirements apply. Tours itself rarely sees heavy snowfall, but rural routes and bridges can ice over. Most rental cars come equipped with all-season tires as standard. Carry snow chains if you're traveling to nearby regions like the Massif Central or Pyrenees. A portable ice scraper is useful for early morning frost.

What documents and equipment must I carry in the car at all times in France?

French law mandates: (1) valid driver's license + IDP, (2) vehicle registration documents (provided by rental company), (3) reflective safety vest (gilet jaune) in the cabin—not trunk, (4) warning triangle placed 30 meters behind the car if broken down, and (5) as of recent rules, a breathalyzer (though police rarely fine for not having one). The rental car should have these items, but verify upon pickup. Failure to produce them can result in fines up to €135.

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