You can drive a U-Haul truck or trailer anywhere within the continental United States and Canada. However, there may be restrictions on driving in certain areas such as off-road or in certain mountainous regions.

U-Haul offers a variety of insurance options including Safemove, Safemove Plus, and Safetow. These options provide coverage for damage to the rental vehicle, personal belongings and liability protection.

It is recommended to make a reservation for a U-Haul rental at least two weeks in advance, especially during peak moving seasons.

Yes, you can tow a U-Haul trailer with your personal vehicle as long as it meets the towing requirements specified by U-Haul.

If you return the U-Haul vehicle late, you may be charged an additional fee for each day that the vehicle is late. It is important to communicate with the rental location if you anticipate being late.

Yes, you can cancel or modify your reservation for a U-Haul rental up to 24 hours before the scheduled pickup time without incurring any fees.

The minimum age to rent a U-Haul truck is 18 years old with a valid driver's license. For trailers, the minimum age is 16 years old with a valid driver's license.

In addition to the rental fee, there may be additional charges for mileage, fuel, insurance, and any equipment or supplies rented along with the vehicle. It is important to review the rental agreement carefully to understand all potential charges.