While driving your exotic car rental Philadelphia you are going to have to abide by the driving rules of the state of Pennsylvania. As long as you have a valid driver's license from another state or an international driving permit, you are allowed to drive for up to one year in the state. Those who are planning to drive for longer that a year will have to obtain a Pennsylvania Drivers license.

It is very important that all drivers and front seat passengers wear seat belts, and that all children under the age of eight be buckled into a federally-approved safety seat belt system no matter where they ride in a motor vehicle-front or back seat. Drivers are responsible for securing children into an approved child passenger restraint system. Although it is not required by law that those in the back seat (unless they are a child) wear a seat belt, it is highly recommended, especially in the more dangerous driving conditions of the winter months. For more information on driving in Philadelphia in the winter please click here.

Speed Limits
On interstate highways and other freeways, the maximum speed limit is 65 miles per hour unless otherwise posted. On other highways the limit is 55 miles per hour unless signs are posted with a lower speed limit. In school zones, the speed limit is 15 miles per hour when the lights on the school zone sign are flashing or during the time period indicated on signs.

Drinking and Driving Laws
The legal blood alcohol level is .10%, unless you are under 21 years of age. If you are under 21, you are considered to be driving under the influence if your blood alcohol level is .02% or greater. Consequences for driving under the influence can result in the loss your license for up to one year for ARD and for one year minimum if convicted. You may also be sentenced to jail for a minimum of 48 hours, pay a fine of between $300 and $5,000, undergo alcohol and drug evaluation, or participate in 2 hours of Alcohol Highway Safety School.