We know you can’t wait to test out these new wheels of yours. How about heading out on a day trip to Cody? Just 47 miles away, roll down your windows and let the wind rustle your hair on the way there. Soak up the sights beginning with Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Old Trail Town and The Buffalo Bill Reservoir. Don’t skip Billings either! Just 56 miles away, Reef Indoor Water Park, Rimrock Mall and Alberta Bair Theater are essential stops here.

Avoid paying a fortune for a rental car by following our top tips and tricks:

• A car can take you wherever you want — so can we. Compare the best deals from the top companies in town in just a couple of clicks.
• Sign up for our Price Drop Alert email service and be in the know when prices fall for your destination
• Scan the bargains at all rental locations in town, including the airport and its surrounds. A short cab trip to a nearby rental car facility might score you some generous savings
• You can often save a few dollars if your travel plans are flexible. Play with different days and dates and find out what savings can be made
• Nobody likes being hit with a late fee. Avoid having to pay for another day by making sure your pickup and drop-off times are similar
• Keep more hard-earned dollars in your pocket. You’ll get some of the thriftiest deals when you pay in advance for your rental car
• It’s best to book as soon as your vacation dates are set. The early bird gets the worm!

No matter your motoring requirements in Red Lodge, CarRentals.com will take you here, there and everywhere with ease. If you’re in the city for business reasons, a premium car is a great fit. These vehicles boast top-quality finishes, lavish interiors, and a host of modern extras. Traveling on a small budget and in the mood to save cash? A compact car or a mini may be an ideal choice. These smaller cars are cheaper to run and a dream when it comes to zooming around busy streets and traffic. If you’ve got the youngsters (and a lot of luggage) in tow, a full-size car will give you all the space you need.

For some people, owning a high-end vehicle is the stuff of fairy tales. But renting your dream ride is absolutely within your grasp! Experience the thrill of rolling into town in a classy convertible, even if it’s only for a day or two. Or maybe you’re just after a trusty set of wheels to get you quickly from A to B. Flashy or affordable? Whatever you’re looking for, there’s a rental car to suit you in Red Lodge.

When driving in a new city, you should have a clear understanding of the local traffic rules. Here’s what you’ll need to know to get behind the wheel in Red Lodge safely:

You have to drive on the right side of the road in Red Lodge. Even though it may seem similar to home, we suggest driving a little more carefully in a new destination.

For the most part, finding a place to park the car in Red Lodge is a breeze. If you’re planning to venture to one of the more popular sights in town, it’s a good idea to check out parking options before you leave.

As with most places, roads get busy in the morning and afternoon rush hours. However, thanks to its smaller population of about 2,200, traffic jams aren’t a huge concern in Red Lodge.

Most residential zones in Red Lodge have a 25mph speed limit. Outside these areas, the speed limits usually range between 20mph and 80mph.

Normally, one of two things will happen. Your car rental company may bill the fined amount to your credit card. This is the usual approach. Alternatively, it may forward your contact details to local authorities so the fine is sent directly to you.

It’s legal to use a cell phone while behind the wheel in Red Lodge. However, we suggest that you stay on the safe side and avoid using your phone — it’s best to keep your eyes on the road.

When behind the wheel in Red Lodge, it’s an offence to have a BAC (blood alcohol content) of over 0.08%. Thinking of having a few drinks while you’re out? Consider taking a taxi or using a ride-sharing service.

Yes you can. But before you turn, you must bring the vehicle to a complete stop and only move on if the lane is free of traffic.

In short, yes. However, there are exceptions for vehicles operated by public transportation systems.