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Shanghai Pudong International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world and the main international gateway to Shanghai, China's largest city. It's located on the east coast of the city, about 30 km from the city centre.
Shanghai's excellent transportation system means it's easy to get from the airport to your accommodation. However, if you're planning to explore beyond the city, renting a car is a great option. This will allow you to experience the surrounding cities and provinces at your own pace.
The airport has several car rental companies located in both terminals, including many familiar western brands. However, driving in China may differ significantly from what you're used to back home, please ensure you're prepared for the experience.
Visitors from the UK need a Chinese driving license to drive in China. International Driving Permits (IDPs) are not recognised. You can apply for a temporary driving license on arrival.
Driving in China can be a challenge. Traffic congestion in major cities like Shanghai is commonplace, and local driving habits can seem aggressive. Take extra care at intersections and when changing lanes.
Shanghai is located on the east coast of China and is surrounded by fascinating cities well worth a visit. Driving your rental car, you could explore historical Hangzhou, renowned Suzhou, or the numerous water towns dotted around the provinces.
China's currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY). While credit cards are widely accepted in Shanghai, cash is king in smaller towns and rural areas, so make sure to have some changed.
Shanghai's climate is humid subtropical with four distinct seasons. Be sure to pack accordingly, depending upon the time of year you're planning to visit.
We hope this guide helps you to prepare for your journey. Drive safe and enjoy exploring Shanghai and beyond with your rental car!