How to provide Quality Transportation to meet your needs using self drive

When you the car with the driver, usually a fixed sum of money to make your quality transportation will be provided. This will include insurance and for a fixed rate per day you will be required to buy your own fuel.  Fuel is got from fuel stations and you will be required to pay the pump attendant is cash and then after wards, a receipt will be issued.

You take the car with the driver for a fixed sum to include Insurance etc., for a fixed rate per day and buy you own fuel. When you need fuel, just put it in and pay the Pump attendant in cash. Always remember to ask for a receipt if you need accountability, work with your driver. Usually, it’s an added hassle to pay at each fuel up but at least you will need to know how much fuel you will have used rather than an overall estimate the operator will have come up with at the start of the trip. Usually, fuel consumption must vary because you may decide to just take it easy a day or two and do no traveling. However, you should note that many tour/car hiring operators are that flexible.

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Self driving tips & tricks in Uganda

 You should note that all rest assured that all the primary roads radiating out of Kampala to all the four corners of Uganda will always bring you comfortably to your safari destination. The road conditions are good for African standards and are ever improving.  The road from Fort Portal via Hoima to Masindi, from Masindi to Murchison Falls Park and north beyond Gulu towards Kidepo National Park are unsurfaced. This will greatly reduce the travel speed, and driving a Land cruiser is more comfortable. The condition of these roads and some minor B-roads (around Bwindi National Park, the gorilla tracking area) tend to be variable from one season to the next, and are most difficult during the rainy season. Our company has explored Uganda by road for many years and have found that the experience is rewarding and safe as long as the following precautions are followed with keen interest;

-        You should drive at or below the speed limit (100 km/h on the highway, though we would advise 80 km/h; and 50 km/h in urban areas).

-        You should beware of unmarked speed bumps, which are plentiful in many parts of the country, especially at the entrance to towns.

-        You should drive defensively and you should avoid driving at night.  Usually the   potholes are difficult to see.

-        Always carry some cash, water and a charged mobile phone to handle any situation. Keep in mind that a flat tyre can happen easily! It is part of the adventure and can be fixed quickly at almost any service station.

-        You will discover soon enough that traffic in Uganda drives on the left side of the road.

Please feel free to rent a car of your choice either on line or by directly visiting our offices. All our rates are fully inclusive of insurance, local taxes on unlimited mileage basis. Our company considers value for money and also covers great rates and outstanding customer service. The services we provide are great for frequent business and vacation travelers for them to rent very smart cars in Uganda. Usually the rate you do reserve for your car is the rate you will pay with our reserved rate promise.