Rent a Car or Van
Renting a vehicle with Hertz in the Channel Islands couldn’t be easier. We have a wide range of Ford vehicles available across both islands and we’re always on hand to help. Ensure smooth and stress-free car journeys with our vehicles, all with built-in satellite navigation. Additionally, for added convenience, car seats are available for all vehicles upon request during booking. See below for some of the vehicles available to hire.
Fiesta
Compact Hatchback
5 Door, 5 Seats, Boot Space for 2 Large Suitcases.
Puma
Crossover
5 Door, 5 Seats, Boot Space for 2 Large Suitcases.
Focus
Hatchback
5 Door, 5 Seats, Boot Space for 4 Large Suitcases.
Kuga
SUV
5 Door, 5 Seats, Boot Space for 4 Large Suitcases.
Transit Connect
Van
3 Door, 3 seats, Large load space for 5+ Suitcases.
Driving hints and tips
We want you to have the best time exploring our Islands, however please be aware the driving rules in the Channel Islands may be different to where you’re from so make sure you’re clued up using our handy tips below.
Jersey
Speed limit
The maximum speed limit on the island is 40mph. However, in many places, lower speeds are necessary for safe driving
Green lanes
Green Lanes are principally for the enjoyment of pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and dog walkers. Motor vehicles should try to avoid using these lanes. The speed limit is 15mph
Yellow lines
A wide yellow line painted across the exit of a minor road means STOP and give way to traffic on the major road. A single yellow line along the side of a kerb means that vehicles can neither park or wait there at ANY time.
Filter in turn
Some junctions may have a FILTER IN TURN sign on a lamppost. Take your turn with other vehicles. Priority should first be given to vehicles approaching from the RIGHT of your vehicle.
Drinking / mobile phones
It is against the law to drive whilst under the influence.
It is against the law to operate your mobile phone whilst driving.
Seat belts
The driver and ALL passengers must fasten their seat belt(s) prior to commencing any journey. This includes adults and children seated in the rear seats of the vehicle.
Parking
Parking in St. Helier streets and in most Public Car Parks is paid for with Parking Cards which can be bough from any shop or garage displaying this symbol
Traffic lights
Traffic lights on the island change from RED to GREEN with NO AMBER in-between.
Guernsey
Speed limit
The maximum speed limit on the island is 35mph. In and around the main town, St. Peter Port, the speed limit is 25mph. However, in many places, lower speeds are necessary for safe driving
Yellow lines
A wide yellow line painted across the exit of a minor road means STOP and give way to traffic on the major road. A single yellow line along the side of a kerb means that vehicles can neither park or wait there at ANY time.
Filter in turn
At these juntions traffic from all directions has an EQUAL PRIORITY. You must only enter the junction IN TURN with other vehicles.
Box junctions
At the Filter In Turn junctions, they are often box junctions as well. You must not enter a box junction unless your exit is clear.
Drinking / mobile phones
It is against the law to drive whilst under the influence.
It is against the law to operate your mobile phone whilst driving.
Seat belts
The driver and ALL passengers must fasten their seat belt(s) prior to commencing any journey. This includes adults and children seated in the rear seats of the vehicle.
Traffic lights
Traffic lights on the island change from RED to GREEN with NO AMBER in-between.
Parking
All public parking in Guernsey is FREE. However, at car parks marked DISC ZONE, you must use a Parking Clock to indicate your time of arrival. Some 'on-street' parking places are also DISC ZONES.
