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It charges on Mileage. Rack up 50 miles between pickup and drop-off, and you're looking at an added mileage cost of $29.50 for the van (at 59 cents a mile) and $44.50 for the truck (at 89 cents a mile).

One of the reasons moving equipment is considered commercial, is that it is branded with a company name, such as U-Haul. According to NYC DOT, commercial vehicles, trucks and tractor trailers are not allowed on New York State parkways.

Not if youre paying by debit or credit card. Cash transactions will require a deposit of $100 or estimated rental charges (in-town) or $100 plus your rental rate (one-way).

You must have a valid drivers license. Because U-Haul trucks are not considered commercial vehicles, a special license is not required.

U-Haul requires customers to be 16 years of age to rent our trailers and 18 years of age to rent our trucks. Both require a valid driver's license. No. U-Haul trucks are not considered commercial vehicles.

To rent a truck, a customer must be at least 18 years old.