Van Hire Derby
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Hertz at Derby
One of the thriving cities that make up the East Midlands, Derby is a compact but historically important city. Back in 1771 it was the site of the first water-powered cotton spinning mill in the world, giving it a key role in the industrial revolution - it hasn’t looked back since.
Today it’s a modern and diverse city with a similar business profile. Van hire in Derby is essential and convenient if you don’t have your own transportation and ideal for a number of purposes. Whether it’s to pick up heavy white goods at one of Derby’s retail parks, to move home or to pick up all the stuff you need for your next DIY job, our vans are spacious and ideal for navigating the city streets.
Pick-up and drop-off at your convenience, with easy access to Derby’s shopping and industrial areas. If you have any questions to ask about Derby van hire, our branch staff will be delighted to help you.
Pickup Locations Derby
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Kempton Park Close
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-1800, Sa 0900-1300, Su closed
Address: Kempton Park Close
Phone: +44 (0) 843 309 3021**
**Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone companys access charge
Driving in and around Derby
Whether it’s manufacturing, retail or the service sector, Derby is a place that likes to do business and is extremely well-connected. The East Midlands hub allows you to travel quickly between the larger city of Nottingham to the east - along the A52 - and Leicester to the south-east via the M1.
An extensive road network also makes getting in and out of Derby and its surrounding towns simple. The famed brewing town of Burton-upon-Trent is only a few miles south-west on the A38, a road that continues on towards Birmingham and the heart of the Midlands. The A52 snakes west towards Stoke-on-Trent and the Potteries, while the A6 goes north and connect multiple towns such as Cromford and Matlock before heading into the beautiful Peak District. The crooked spires of Chesterfield are close by too, north on the A38 before joining the A61 at Alfreton.
The city itself has both an inner and outer ring road. The outer ring road consists of sections of the A52, Raynesway, Harvey Road and Queensway among others. The inner ring road circles an area that contains many of the main shopping streets and centres, such as intu Derby and sites such as the Derby Ram statue and the Derby Museum and Art Gallery.
There is ample street parking in the city, plus numerous car parks and multi-storey centres, with a couple of large ones near the A601 inner ring road. Almost all of the city centre is accessible to cars, although the high streets of St. Peter’s Street and Corn Market are pedestrian only.
With excellent shopping and bustling businesses to take advantage of, van hire in Derby could be the perfect solution for you. Book online now to make picking up and getting on your way as quick as possible.
