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nycazn Musky Member UID 2104 Digest Posts 0 Credits 164 Posts 142 Karma 164 Acceptance 1 Reading Access 20 Registered 29-6-2007 Status Offline

#1 Post at 27-6-2009 03:56  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L renting a car in china i planning to visit china near the end of the year as is too hot there now. do anyone know how is it done. i have a US driver license. if it even possible. i know i could done in europe. cause thinking about arrive in guandzhou have family there have to visit then drive to some of the other place to visit too. too much work carrying luggage and all the other stuff. cause planning to leave from hk

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#2 Post at 27-6-2009 06:59  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 nycazn's post Last I checked, you can not drive in China as a visitor.  It's really messy with odd restrictions everywhere.  I've never seen a car rental in China, but would be shocked if there was one.

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#3 Post at 27-6-2009 10:19  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 nycazn's post Hire a car and driver !  not too expensive I wouldn't dare to drive in China unless I know the conditions and the way everyone drives there !!!

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#4 Post at 27-6-2009 10:55  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 twiceAweek's post Yeah... agreed, it's like a video game and when one gets into GZ, forget about it... bumper to bumper is the norm, I'd be pissed if someone kept bumping me like the way they do it in GZ.

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#5 Post at 27-6-2009 15:28  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #3 twiceAweek's post how much is it to rent a car and driver cause i was planning to visit shenzhen and dongguan. is it just better to take the train then go grab taxi as i am planning to go by solo to this trip and hearing from some stories here i want to make it back alive.

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#6 Post at 28-6-2009 13:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L If you have reasonable chinese capabilities, taxis are fine.  If you don't speak any mandarin you can have your hotel write taxi cards with the destination in Chinese, but that doesn't work very well for traveling outside of the city that they hotel is in.  Cars with a driver from a western hotel are about $200US / day if you need it all day, much less for shorter periods and point to point trips.  Also much less if you arrange a car (or have somone arrange one for you) with a local car provider. [ Last edited by  hollyz at 28-6-2009 13:12 ]

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