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FAQ

Prepaid Fuel

Does prepaying for fuel make sense?

It depends – remember that if you prepay for fuel you won’t get a refund if you don’t use it all up. For most travellers the cheaper option is to refuel on your own before returning the car.

Driving Around Miami

What do I need to know about using toll roads here?

Many highways and expressways have tolls, often with cashless systems like SunPass. Rent a SunPass transponder with your rental car or use the "Toll-by-Plate" system, which bills you through license plate photos.

Where is parking available in the downtown area?

Parking can be tough, especially during peak hours. Use public parking garages and lots, or check apps like ParkMobile for spots. Metered street parking is available but limited.

Is public transportation an efficient way to get around?

Public transportation exists but may not be convenient for tourists. The Metrorail and Metromover work for some areas, but renting a car or using rideshare services is often more efficient.

What scenic drives or day trips should I consider?

Drive along the Overseas Highway to the Florida Keys for a route across the ocean. Stop and explore spots like Key Largo and Islamorada. 🌴

What is beach parking like?

Beach parking is limited and fills up quickly, especially on weekends. Arrive early, be ready to pay for metered parking, or use parking apps. Some beaches offer shuttles from remote lots.

What driving rules should I be aware of here?

Know the "Move Over" law, requiring drivers to shift lanes or slow down near stopped emergency or service vehicles. Watch for pedestrians, as the area is busy with foot traffic.

How easy is it to access nearby attractions by car?

Most attractions are easily reachable by car, with parking. For places like the Everglades, driving is best due to limited public transit options. Check attraction websites for parking details and fees.