ALAJUELA AIRPORT
TOYOYA CAR RENTAL RATES (RESERVATION FORM "HERE")
HIGH SEASON FROM DEC 1ST TO APR 14TH
LOW SEASON FROM APR 15TH TO NOV 30TH
ALL RATES PER DAY, WITH ALL TAXES AND MANDATORY INSURANCE INCLUDED.
(RESERVATION FORM "HERE")
DAIHATSU SIRION (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA FORTUNER
(CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA PRADO 5 passenger (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA PRADO 7 passengers (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA STATION WAGON LUXURY 4X4 (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA HILUX (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA MINIBUS HIACE 12PAX (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA MINIBUS HIACE 16PAX (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA MINIBUS HIACE 16PAX (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
TOYOTA JF CRUISER (CLICK HERE TO REQUEST A QUOTE)
Call 800-123RENT toll-free at any time and for any reason during your stay. For information about the country situation, please check the official website of Costa Rican Tourism Bureau www.visitcostarica.com | |
 | At the time of rental, remember to bring a credit card for the security deposit. This is a requirement requested by all car rental agencies in the country. |
 | Before selecting your vehicle, please consider the amount of luggage per person. |
 | It is preferable to change dollars or colones at banks or at your hotel, not on the street. |
 | When traveling to beaches, remember to bring sunblock and sunglasses. If you are traveling with children under 4 years old, we have car seats available. According to Costa Rican transit laws, it is mandatory to use car seats, which should be placed in the backseat of the vehicle. |
 | If you are traveling with children under 4 years old, we have car seats available. According to Costa Rican transit laws, it is mandatory to use car seats, which should be placed in the backseat of the vehicle. |
 | Avoid driving late at night and in heavy rains. |
| Drive only on official routes. |
| Avoid leaving valuable objects within view inside the vehicle. |
 | To avoid delays, please confirm the time and place where you will drop off the vehicle. |
Dear Client:
Beginning March 2010, a new Traffic Law entered
into force establishing more severity in sanctions and fines.
Take a moment to read carefully this information which
summarizes the more serious infraction s as well as the
corresponding measures and punishments that are estab-
lished.
You may ask any of our Customer Service representatives to
clarify any doubt in relation to this new legislation and
associate penalties, or to know the complete document of law.
Prison Penalty and Retention of Vehicle
Reckless driving (illegal competitions, alcohol with more
than 0,50 grams per liter of blood and speed superior to
150 Km/h), murder and/or injuries. Note:
This infraction would imply charges for lucrum cessans and
administrative-legal expenses resulting from the confiscation
of the rented vehicle.
¢ 227.000 ($400 approx.)
+ 30% PANI*revenue seal
Reckless driving – Category A (alcohol concentration in
blood equal or superior to 0,5 grams per liter of blood
and speed superior to 120 Km/hr and false overtaking)
Drive without driver’s license or an non-valid driver’s license
Not using safety devices for children (boaster and baby
chair). This applies for children under 12 years old.
¢ 170.250 ($300 approx.)
+ 30% PANI revenue stamp
Reckless driving - Category B (to exceed on 20 Km/hr or
more the speed limits stated on the signals and drive at
more than 25km/hr when passing by schools, hospitals,
and clinics.
Ignore fixed traffic signs, red traffic light, or turn round
To use the cell phone without the free hands device
Not to use the safety belt
¢ 113.500 ($200 approx.)
+ 30% PANI revenue stamp
• Overtake on the right side on 2-lane two-way roads
• Stop at an intersection and block traffic
• Drive a car on the beach
• Transport waste on any type of vehicle
and throw trash on the road
¢ 90.800 ($160 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• To violate the right of way
• To take an excess of passengers
• To park at non-authorized places or parking
spaces for the disabled
¢ 68.100 ($120 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• Not to keep the distance from
the vehicle that goes ahead.
• To drive backwards
• Drive a car without having a valid license
• To Drive, for more than 3 months, without
obtaining the Costa Rican license
(this applies only to foreigners).
¢ 45.400 ($80 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• To drive a vehicle without bringing
the driver’s license.
IMPORTANT
All penalties that originate during the rental will be charged at the
end of the term.
On a daily basis, we verify online with COSEVI if our vehicles have
infractions.
Depending on the infringement, there could be additional charges
for lucrum cessans and administrative-legal expenses resulting from
the confiscation of the rented vehicle.
Thank you for your cooperation and for driving
responsibly.
¢ 113.500 ($200 approx.)
+ 30% PANI revenue stamp
• Overtake on the right side on 2-lane two-way roads
• Stop at an intersection and block traffic
• Drive a car on the beach
• Transport waste on any type of vehicle
and throw trash on the road
¢ 90.800 ($160 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• To violate the right of way
• To take an excess of passengers
• To park at non-authorized places or parking
spaces for the disabled
¢ 68.100 ($120 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• Not to keep the distance from
the vehicle that goes ahead.
• To drive backwards
• Drive a car without having a valid license
• To Drive, for more than 3 months, without
obtaining the Costa Rican license
(this applies only to foreigners).
¢ 45.400 ($80 approx.) + 30% PANI stamp
• To drive a vehicle without bringing
the driver’s license.
The National Fund of Forest Financing (FONAFIFO) together with the Program of Environmental Services carries out the task of protecting forests in Costa Rica by means of a pecuniary reward to those who contribute with this initiative.
Our company is well-aware of the work that is necessary to develop within the private sector concerning the protection of the environment; for this, we sponsor this initiative with the support of our clientele as to compensate the carbon emissions resulting from the use of vehicles for the transport of tourists and corporate clients.
Toyota Rent a Car, a company of 100% Costa Rican capital, has decided to become in the future into a carbon neutral entity adhering to the country’s policy to reach this goal by the year 2021. This is one of our steps towards achieving said objective, focused on mitigating the emission of CO2 and, thus, the greenhouse effect, which reduction is essential in the struggle against the climatic change.
Our rates include a green heart fee of $1.85 for each car rental; this money will be devoted to buy bonds from the National Fund of Forest Financing (FONAFIFO) and to finance forest plantations to compensate the emission of CO2 of our fleet.
Let us invest in our planet and remunerate the whole exuberance and life with this small contribution through your rental contract.
WHY TO GIVE THIS $1.85?
- Because it sponsors a new way of life for Costa Rican families that take care of forest plantations and natural preserves, which allows to fix and to counterweigh the CO2 in the environment.
- Because it permits to shield the habitat of many species of animals that depend on the forests.
- Because it contributes to prevent the erosion of soils.
- Because it promotes the preservation of our rivers.
- Because it helps to minimize the greenhouse effect, helping local farmers to not lose their farms as a result of global warming.
- Because it makes possible to save the life of many endangered species of plants and animals
- Because, by tree-planting and protecting the forests, we hinder the fourth part of the planet from converting into a desert.
- Because we are committed to guarantee a lively and exuberant planet, with natural resources for the new and future generations.
The safest way to travel along Costa Rica is with Toyota Rent a Car.
Toyota Rent a Car is a company that follows and applies the guidelines in accordance with national regulations applicable to our business. We are committed to protect the wild animals and plants, the abstraction and illegal possession.
This species are protected by the Law of Conservation of Wildlife No. 7317. It is illegal to have them in captivity. Besides trade in these species is punishable by law with high fines and even jail is punished
What is CST?
The Certificate for Sustainable Tourism is a program to standardize, classify and certify a tourism company according on the level that its operations fulfill with a model of sustainability, mainly in management of natural resource,cultural and social.
In order to be certified are considered the following scopes:
Physical biological environment --- Infrastructure and Services --- Clients --- Socio economic environment
Each of these specific scopes are assessed through questionnaires and measured using a scale from 0 to 5 levels of sustainability.
