Car rental in Bnei Brak - new drivers from age 17 too

Car rental in Bnei Brak

Bnei Brak is a dense city where parking is expensive and owning a car does not always pay for itself - which is exactly why so many residents rent one as they need it instead of keeping one all year. An economical mini for a working day, a family car for Shabbat at your parents', or a 7-seater minivan for a day out: you book online and the confirmation is immediate.

New drivers from Bnei Brak and nearby, too

This is a young city, and a large share of the enquiries we get come from drivers who passed their test recently. With us you can rent from age 17, from day one of your licence and with no driving experience required. Full details on the car rental for new drivers page.

Collection and return that do not depend on the clock

You can collect and return a car 24/6 by prior arrangement, even when the branch is closed, and reach us by phone and on WhatsApp throughout the day. That is what makes a one-day rental workable even when your own day starts early and finishes late.

Car rental for new and young drivers in Bnei Brak

Bnei Brak is one of the youngest cities in Israel, and in practice this is the branch that serves the largest number of recently licensed drivers - from Bnei Brak itself and from the towns around it. For a young couple who have not bought a car yet, or someone who has just passed their test and needs a car for a family journey, renting as needed costs considerably less than running a car of your own.

A new driver and a young driver are not the same thing

The two terms get mixed up constantly, and the difference between them genuinely matters. A new driver is defined by licence seniority - anyone within the first two years of being licensed, at any age. A young driver is defined by age - under 24, regardless of seniority. You can certainly be one without being the other: someone of 30 who passed their test yesterday is a new driver but not a young one, and someone of 22 with three years on their licence is young but not new.

The distinction matters because both groups run into the same barriers. With us both can rent, and on the same terms.

What that means in practice at the Bnei Brak branch

You can rent from age 17, from day one of your licence and with no driving experience required. The basic insurance - compulsory, third-party and comprehensive - applies to a new or young driver exactly as it does to any other renter; the only difference is the excess, which is higher and can be reduced for an additional charge. It is shown at the coverage and insurance step of the booking. A "new driver" plate is waiting at the branch at no cost.

And one obligation that the law sets rather than us: a new driver under 24 needs an accompanying driver with driving seniority for the first six months of their licence. After that no accompanying driver is required, but the plate is needed until the two years are up.

Bnei Brak is also the branch you can book online, so you can settle the booking in advance and get instant confirmation instead of having to ring to check. The full terms are on the car rental for new drivers page, and for longer periods - monthly rental for new drivers.