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Compare car hire prices at nearby train stations, airports and across different neighbourhoods in Brisbane. You might find a better price, or somewhere that suits you better.Rocklae
35 car hire locations
From
$53
per day
Moorooka
35 car hire locations
From
$61
per day
Coopers Plains
4 car hire locations
From
$103
per day
Rocklea
11 car hire locations
From
$116
per day
Brisbane Airport
34 car hire locations
From
$123
per day
Driving in Brisbane: What to expect on the road
Documents you'll need You’ll need a driving licence, passport and a credit card to rent a car in Brisbane. Travellers with a licence in English can use it without extra paperwork. If not, you may need an International Driving Permit (IDP). The name on your ID must match your reservation. |
Navigating city driving Brisbane has wide roads and clear routes linking major areas. Driving is straightforward, with signed roads connecting the CBD, riverside districts and outer suburbs. Navigation apps help you avoid tunnel congestion and guide you across the city’s bridges and motorways. |
Tolls, emissions zones and charges Some major roads and tunnels in Brisbane have tolls. Most tolls are electronic and billed to your rental car. Brisbane has no emissions zones, so there are no extra charges for everyday driving in the city. |
Parking your car in Brisbane Parking is available across the CBD and suburbs. Street spaces in the centre can be limited. Multi-storey car parks near South Bank and shopping streets offer easier access. Check signposts for time limits. |
Finding fuel or charging points Fuel is easy to find, and EV charging stations in Brisbane are increasing. Petrol stations are common on main roads. Charging points are expanding across the city, especially near malls. Apps like PlugShare help you find available chargers. |
Local driving style and tips Drivers are steady, but peak-hour traffic can be slow. Speeds vary between suburbs and motorways. Take extra care in heavy rain, watch for lane changes and use clear signals near busy crossings. |