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Can you pick up and drop off U-Haul at different locations? ›

One-Way truck, trailer and/or towing rentals are for one-way moves. You pick up your equipment from a rental location near your starting point, then drop it off at a different rental location near your destination. In-Town truck, trailer and/or towing rentals are for local moves or one-time deliveries.

But in general, average mileage fees are between $.59 and $.99 per mile driven. If additional miles/days are needed, we offer special rates on cargo van and pickup truck rentals. Be sure to choose the right size truck for your in-town rental.

Local moving, also known as in-town moving, involves transporting your belongings from one location to another within the same city or nearby area.

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Our extended days/miles rental option allows you to reserve the 8' Pickup truck or cargo van up to 90 days. If you're a small business owner who needs to make use of this option more frequently, consider signing up for a corporate account to receive the lowest rates.

Whether you pay a deposit depends on your method of payment. No deposit is required if you're paying by major credit card. If you're paying with cash, the following is due when you pick up your equipment: In-Town truck - $100 or estimated rental charges (whichever is greater)

Local Moves vs.

A local move is typically one that occurs when moving between two locations within 50 miles or less, while an intrastate move occurs over a longer distance in the same state. This is of course in comparison to an interstate move which takes place when moving across state lines.

Rent a U-Haul moving truck for your local move or to transport oversized items and save money with affordable rates starting at $19.95. With local truck rentals, you pick up and drop off at the same location.

U-Haul does not have a mileage charge for trailer or towing equipment rentals. All trailer and towing rentals include unlimited mileage.

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Does U-Haul have GPS tracking? ›

Although some independent U-Haul dealers ensure their trucks have GPS tracking, over 90% of truck rental companies do not equip their vehicles with GPS tracking devices. This makes it the responsibility of the renter to protect the U-Haul equipment. Here are some tips to help prevent U-Haul truck theft.

Plug one end of your 3.5mm auxiliary audio cable into your moving truck's corresponding port. 4. Plug the other end of your audio cable into your personal music device (iPhone, Android, iPod, Zune, iPad, MP3 player).

Yes, all trucks traveling along state maintained highways are expected to stop at every Weigh Station and Agricultural Inspection Station along the way to their destination.

Q: Do I need to stop at a weigh station in Georgia? A: If the vehicle or combination is 10,001 lbs. GVWR or actual gross weight or over, you must pull into all open weight and inspection stations. Signs, lighted arrows, or enforcement personnel will guide you.

How old do I need to be to rent and/or operate equipment from U-Haul? Customers must be 16 years of age to rent trailers and 18 years of age to rent trucks. A government-issued driver's license is required to rent our trucks and trailers. Do I need a special driver's license to rent U-Haul equipment?

The laws vary from state to state and throughout Canada. Normally, U-Haul customers moving their own household goods are not required to stop, because it is not a commercial move. However, some states require that all types of trucks stop at the weigh stations. If in doubt, stop at the weigh station.