Ghana car rentals

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Driving habits in Ghana may differ from what you are accustomed to, with some drivers being assertive or taking risks. It's essential to stay vigilant, drive defensively, and be prepared for unexpected actions from other road users. You should also be cautious of pedestrians, cyclists, and livestock (such as goats or cattle) on or near the roads, particularly in rural areas. Moreover, in some areas, roadside vendors or stalls might be close to the road, leading to distractions and reduced visibility.

The minimum age requirement to hire a car in Ghana is generally 21 years old. However, car hire companies may have varying age policies, and some may require the driver to be at least 25 years old. Additionally, certain car rental companies might impose a young driver surcharge for drivers under a certain age, typically under 25. This surcharge can increase the rental cost for younger drivers.

Petrol prices in Ghana are relatively cheap, with a litre of petrol costing you around GH₵13 (approximately £0.87) and a gallon costing you around GH₵48.6 (about £3.25). However, it is important to note that gas prices fluctuate due to many causes, and you may pay more or less during your visit to Ghana. It is recommended to check official websites for the latest gas price in Ghana before travelling.

The speed limit within urban areas, such as in the capital Accra, and towns is generally 31 mph. outside urban and town areas, the speed limit is 50 mph on the rural roads, while on the highways and major roads you can circulate at a maximum of 62 mph. However, it is important to always pay attention to the road signs in case there are any changes.