When you rent a car you sign a contract that specifies who is allowed to drive the rental car. No one else is legally allowed to drive it.That is, the delivery will allow the renter to complete any necessary paperwork at the point of delivery (office or home) and depart from that location. The US Government Rental Car Program offers reduced rates and special benefits when renting cars, passenger vans, or sport utility vehicle (SUV) The driver will need to possess a valid driver's license, be at least 25 years of age and be subject to any applicable driving record check. Local car rentals usually allow at least one extra driver for free, but the standard requirement is for both drivers to show up at the rental desk. Any additional authorized drivers must appear at time of rental and meet age and driver's license requirements. A rental vehicle company shall not charge more than the following amounts per full or partial twentyfour hour rental day for optional vehicle protection. The primary renter must fill out a non-licensed renter form, and the driver needs to present their license and be at least 25. Friend or Extended Family Member.