Freedom Mobility provides rental cars to people with permanent or temporary disability, and those who care for people with disabilities. On this page we give answers to the most common questions people ask about driving in New Zealand with a disability.
If you have a question about hiring a mobility vehicle that is not answered below, please contact us.
Many of our clients ask us whether they need a visa to visit New Zealand. This depends on where you are coming from and how long you are coming for. Our recommendation would be to click here and check the…
The minimum hire period is 1 day – 24 hours. There is no maximum hire period.
No. There is no limit to how far you can drive in our vehicles.
Any number of licensed drivers can drive the vehicle.
Yes, this is possible and it is a frequent request. A one-way relocation charge is applicable. This covers our costs in returning the vehicle to its base.
In the unlikely event that you have any mechanical issues with your vehicle, phone the free AA Rentalcare hotline – the number is on a sticker on your vehicle’s windscreen. The AA will come to you and sort out any…
Yes. We bring your vehicle to the airport for you. We will meet you with a sign after you clear Customs and come into the arrivals area of the terminal.
When we deliver your vehicle, we set a time and place to meet at the airport at the end of the hire. Often this takes place several hours prior to your international flight departure time, at the airport drop-off area,…
We make every effort to ensure that the vehicle allocated to you will suit your requirement. For this reason, at the time of booking, we ask a number of questions about your needs. Sometimes we require measurements, wheelchair specifications and…
We do not offer disability equipment ourselves. However, we can recommend companies who do. We can even contact them on your behalf and have your rented equipment waiting in the vehicle when we meet you at the airport. At the…
