Hafa Adai! Welcome to Guam!

Whether you are here for business, vacation, or military deployment, the best way to visit Guam is to explore its many scenic sites, beautiful beaches, historic places, panoramic vistas, and shopping areas with a rental car from Atkins Kroll Guam.

Atkins Kroll represents Toyota Rent A Car and gives the best value in clean, comfortable late models of Toyota and Chevrolet vehicles. Our friendly car rental staff are eager to assist and recommend the best rent a car options for you and your family.

Atkins Kroll offers many available options and accessories to make your rent a car in Guam experience a memorable one.

To book your Guam car rental or truck rental, click below

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Frequently Asked Questions – How can we help you

Can I pick up my rental and return it to another location?

Yes. You can pick up and return at any of our eight Guam locations free of charge.

How many locations do you have and where?

There are eight Toyota-Rent-A-Car location. Click on the Rental Location button towards the top of this page to find the closest to you.

Can I tow using my Toyota truck rental?

No. We do not allow our vehicles to be used for towing purposes.

How old do you have to be to rent from Toyota Rent a Car on Guam?

You must be 21 years of age to rent from Toyota Rent a Car of Guam.

What is your smoking policy?

All Toyota car rentals are non-smoking vehicles.

Can I rent a car using a prepaid debit card?

All reservations Guam rental contracts must be opened using a credit card or debit card affiliated with a reputable bank.

Do you charge additional driver fees?

Yes, we charge a onetime fee of $10 for each additional driver for cars in rental.

Does my credit card car rental coverage fully cover my rental car?

It depends, often times it is a secondary coverage. Check with your credit card company beforehand to ensure clarity.

Do you bill all warranty companies?

Toyota Rent a Car will bill and invoice all warranty companies.

What happens if I discover damage on the car in rental that wasn’t noted before I left the lot?

Immediately call the branch you rented from, and if possible return the car in rental for an immediate re-inspection.

Do I have to purchase coverage for the rental?

No. You may use your own insurance, however it is highly recommended to purchase coverage to avoid unnecessary claims.

Why does the Guam car rental rate always change?

Rates are managed based on availability, time of year and demand.

What happens if I lock the keys in the rental car?

Toyota rent a Car offers 24 hour, 7 day a week roadside assistance. Please contact your Toyota Rent a Car of Guam associate for details.

Do you have a lost and found?

If you discover you lost an item in the vehicle, please contact the branch where the car in rental was returned. The car rental staff will do their best to locate the lost item.

What to do in an emergency

You should contact the emergency services and your Guam car rental agent if you are involved in an accident. By law, you are required to provide personal contact details to all parties involved. Failure to stop and provide details where damage has occurred is an offense, where an injury is sustained it is a felony. You must report any incident where damage and or injury has occurred to Guam police within 24 hours.

‘Safe Travels’: Global Protocols & Stamp

What are the Safe Travels Protocols?

• WTTC has produced new global Safe Travels protocols for use by the Travel & Tourism sector as best practice guidelines to help restart and speed up the recovery of the sector in the wake of COVID-19.
• The global protocols are designed to help to rebuild confidence among travellers, and within the sector, so safe travel can resume once restrictions are eased. They provide consistency to destination authorities as well as guidance to travel providers, operators, & travellers, about the new approach to health & hygiene in the post COVID-19 world.
• The global protocols were developed in collaboration with WTTC Members, leading industry associations & international organizations. They take into account the current guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease
  Control and Prevention (CDC).
• The protocols are living documents which will be updated as new information becomes available about COVID-19. WTTC recommends the private sector and destination authorities alike, to adopt a risk-based approach based on high & low risk contexts and adapt their measures accordingly. A one-size fits all is not the solution.
• The Safe Travels protocols for each key industry within the Travel & Tourism sector will help to provide alignment and consistency to ensure the safety of travellers & workforces as the sector recovers from COVID-19. The industry protocols are being launched in phases. Presently, nine industry protocols are available, notably for hospitality, outdoor retail, aviation, airports, tour operators, short-term rental industry, attractions, car rental, and convention centres, meetings & events. Protocols for the insurance and cruise are under development.
• Each of the Safe Travels protocols has four pillars, namely: 1. Operational and Staff Preparedness, 2. Ensuring a Safe Experience, 3. Rebuilding Trust & Confidence and 4. Implementing Enabling Policies.
• WTTC is calling upon national, regional, and local destination authorities to back the adoption of Safe Travels protocols so that they can be implemented globally and restore much-needed confidence in travellers to restart the Travel & Tourism sector.

What is the Safe Travels Stamp?

• The Safe Travels stamp is the world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp for Travel & Tourism, designed specifically to address COVID-19 and similar outbreaks.
• The stamp will allow travellers and other Travel & Tourism stakeholders to recognise destination authorities and companies around the world that have implemented health and hygiene protocols that are aligned with WTTC’s Safe Travels Protocols.
• All countries, destination authorities and companies operating in Travel & Tourism will be able to use the stamp, provided they comply with the Safe Travels protocols, in the case of aviation, with the International Civil Aviation Organization’s “Takeoff: Guidance for Air Travel through the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis” and have signed the Terms & Conditions.
• For aviation, the WTTC Safe Travels stamp will recognise and could be used by countries and destinations that adopt the Safe
  Travels protocols and the ICAO Takeoff guidelines for aviation.
• The stamp is free to use.
• The Safe Travels stamp is based on self-assessment and it is not a certification. Countries, destination authorities and companies using the stamp have confirmed that they have implemented, and will ensure ongoing compliance with, the Safe Travels protocols and ICAO ‘Takeoff’ guidelines.

Guam’s traffic laws and rules of the road:

• For visitors who rent cars on Guam, driving is on the right hand side of the road
• The minimum driving age is 18 years. Drivers must be 21 years to rent cars on Guam.
• Seat belts are mandatory for drivers and all rental cars’ passengers.
• Children under 12 years must be ride in child restraint or booster seats.
• The maximum speed limits are: 35 mph in rural area; 15 mph in residential areas; and 15 mph or 25 mph in school zones.
• It is not permitted to use mobile phones while driving rental cars.
• The legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08 %.
• Drivers who want to rent a car on Guam must carry their valid license with them at all times while driving.
• Every driver must give signals when he intends to change the direction.
• The legal parking position is with the right front and rear wheels of the vehicle within 18 inches of the curb.
• When angle parking is not clearly designated, a vehicle must be parked parallel to the curb.
• It is required to remove keys from the ignition after parking Guam rentals.
• It is advisable for visitors to lock their car in rental when leaving the vehicle.
  Parking is relatively easy in Guam however some standard regulations apply consistent with the USA, including:It is not permitted to park or stand any rental cars at:
  • Intersections
  • Crosswalks
  • Between safety zone and adjacent curb
  • Within 15ft of intersection of property / highway intersection
  • Within 15ft of entrance to fire station / hydrant or private driveway
  • Within 25ft of an intersection
  • Within 30ft of any flashing signal (stop sign / traffic light, etc.)
  • In front of a private driveway
  • On any Guam beach

  Breach of any parking restriction can lead to your car being towed and a maximum fine of $1,000.

  Disabled parking spaces in Guam are limited, local signage in car parks will denote disabled parking. Parking in these spaces are allowed by permit only. Most rental cars on Guam are not permitted to park in the Disabled parking spaces.

• At intersections without traffic control devices, the vehicle on the left must yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on the right.
• At intersections with STOP signs, the first vehicle in the intersection has the right to proceed.
• It is permitted to left turns across a solid line.
• Drivers must give a right of way to a pedestrian crossing the road within any marked or unmarked crosswalk at intersections.
• Vehicles approaching from the rear may not overtake and pass vehicles stopped at a crosswalk.
• If no other sign, it is permitted to turn right at a red signal.
• It is not permitted to change lanes in an intersection.
• It is forbidden to make a U-turn:
  • On a curve;
  • At any intersection where a traffic signal controls the movement of vehicles;
  • In front of the driveway entrance or approach to a fire station.
• It is permitted to make a U-turn in the middle of the block in a residential district if there are no cars coming from either direction.
• Traffic in all directions must stop when approaching a school bus that is stopped for the purpose of taking on or discharging students.
• Horns may be used only when it is necessary for safe operation.
• It is illegal to throw a lighted cigarette or any other flaming or flowing substances from a car on the street or highway.