
Planning a group trip? Whether it’s a family vacation, a sports team's away game, a business trip, or any group outing, a 15-passenger van rental from Hertz is the ideal solution. Save money by traveling together in one vehicle and simplify your journey — no need to juggle multiple drivers or cars.
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Hertz has an extensive network of convenient rental locations across the U.S., whether you’re heading to the airport, a city, or even a small town.
Hertz offers 15-seater van rentals at nearly 80 convenient pick-up and drop-off locations across the US. Simply select a location below to find the one closest to you.
There are various options available when it comes to renting a 15-passenger van from Hertz. The specific models may vary depending on your pick-up location and availability. Some of the most popular models across our fleet include:

How far in advance should I book a 15-passenger van?
While there isn't a set timeframe for booking a 15-passenger van, we recommend reserving as early as possible to ensure availability at your preferred location. The earlier you can plan, the better we can accommodate your needs.
Are there mileage limits on 15-passenger van rentals?
No – Hertz never imposes mileage limits or penalties on any bookings, including when you rent a 15-passenger van. You can check out all the terms and conditions for Hertz rental cars before you book.
What safety features are included in Hertz’s 15-passenger vans?
Hertz has various 15-passenger van rental models available, each with its own unique safety features. As standard you can expect your van to have front airbags, anti-lock braking systems and tilt-steering wheels.
Newer 15-seater vans also include electronic stability control, meaning that there’s less chance of rollover. They may also have various functions installed to try and alleviate human error, like tire pressure monitors, collision warning systems, collision intervention and vehicle telematics. Some passenger vans also have back-up cameras, which can help make up for increased blind spots, and help the driver see hazards more clearly.