You'll typically need a valid driver's license, a major credit card in your name for payment and deposit purposes, and sometimes additional identification like a passport or proof of insurance.

Many rental agencies offer hourly, daily, and even weekly rental options to accommodate various needs. Check with your rental provider for their specific policies and pricing.

Most rental companies offer insurance options that can be added to your rental agreement for additional coverage. However, your personal auto insurance or credit card may already provide some coverage, so it's worth checking before purchasing additional insurance.

Rental agreements often come with mileage limitations, which vary depending on the rental company and the type of rental. Be sure to ask about any mileage restrictions and associated fees to avoid unexpected charges.