Truck Rental in Belgium

Rent a van in Belgium with Europcar

Need to remove some rubbish from Rochefort? Move house in Hasselt? Or take a table to Tournai? No problem! Our fleet of vans will help you tackle anything – we have makes and models ranging from the compact to the spacious, so you’re sure to find one just right for the job. Van rental in Belgium is simple and affordable with Europcar, so there’s no excuse for putting off the job.

Our 16 truck rental stations across the country means you’re spoilt for choice, and our flexible packages and clear, honest pricing give you peace of mind that you’re getting a good deal.

For total convenience, you can rent a truck for an hour, overnight, a week or even longer, and you can pick up and drop off at different locations to suit you. You can trust us to make your rental experience simple and hassle-free. We also have stations in all major cities across Belgium including Brussels, Charleroi and Antwerp.

Browse our large selection of vans

We have a range of trucks in Belgium available to suit every kind of job, so you can find your perfect van rental with Europcar.

For smaller jobs you can’t go wrong with the Volkswagen Caddy with its 2.9m³ of space, or the slightly larger Volkswagen T6 with 5.8m³ of space. Larger loads call for the Mercedes Sprinter or Iveco 35S10.

The Iveco Pick-up has an impressive amount of space, plus room for six passengers, so you can take along some helpers to get the job done even quicker!

Whatever the job, whatever the size of the load, and however far you need to travel we’ve got you covered.

Van driving tips in Belgium

Driving a truck in Belgium should be relatively simple once you’ve got used to the larger size of the vehicle. Take a few minutes when you first get in to familiarise yourself with the layout and controls so you’re prepared for the journey. Here are a few tips:

• If you’re new to driving in Belgium, remember that you must drive on the right.
• Speed limits are: motorways - 120 km/h; outside built up areas - 90km/h (Wallonia and Brussels Capital region), 70 km/h (Flemish region); built up areas - 50 km/h; residential areas - 20 km/h.
• It’s a good idea to avoid peak times in cities when traffic will be at its busiest.
• Plan your route in advance and make sure it doesn’t include any roads that are unsuitable for large vehicles.
• Be aware of the height of the vehicle and check it will fit under any structures such as low bridges or car park entrances.
• A large truck may need a bit more space for turning than you’re used to so be sure to allow for this when parking and manoeuvring.
• Slow down, particularly in windy conditions.
• Carrying a heavy load can affect braking and acceleration so make sure you allow for this.

It’s also useful to know that you can dial 112 from anywhere in Europe and an operator will connect you to an emergency service in the country you're visiting.

We are proud to be a global leader in car, van and truck rental. To find out more about the Europcar van hire experience, be sure to visit our van and truck hire page!