# Driving across borders

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Last updated: 2026-05-11T22:46:35.701Z

## Eligible border crossings

You can drive a vehicle booked on Turo anywhere in the country where your trip originated. There are no restrictions for driving across state or province borders. Turo does have guidelines in place for driving across country borders. 

### United States and Canada

You can drive a vehicle booked in the US or Canada across the US-Canadian border. You _**can’t**_ cross the US-Mexico border. 

### Australia

You can drive a vehicle booked in Australia anywhere in Australia — there are no geographic travel restrictions.

### France

You can drive a vehicle booked in France in any of the following:

Andorra, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland. 

### United Kingdom

You can drive a vehicle booked in the UK in Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands. You may also travel in Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and any European Union country _**if**_ you book far enough in advance and get your host’s permission. Learn the details about [traveling from the UK to the EU](https://help.turo.com/travel-in-the-eu-from-the-uk-or-guests-HJdG4Vl49). 

## Tips for crossing the border

*   Confirm that your host has left a copy of their vehicle registration and personal insurance card in the vehicle for you
    
*   Download a copy of the [carsharing agreement](https://help.turo.com/viewing-your-car-sharing-agreement-trip-receipt-and-incident-card-H19M4Vx45); if a border officer asks to see written permission that allows you to drive the vehicle, show them this agreement
    
*   Know where to find the [incident information card](https://help.turo.com/view-your-incident-information-card-H1IyEup8j); in the unlikely event of an accident, you’ll need this information