Car Rental in Randolph

Randolph is a suburb south of Boston in Norfolk County, strategically located at the intersection of I-93 and Route 28. With 3 car rental agencies in the center, Randolph is a practical alternative for those wanting to avoid Boston's congestion pricing and expensive parking. The town's direct highway connections make it easy to reach both Boston and South Shore.

Boston center is approximately 20 km north via I-93, about 25 minutes without traffic. Quincy center, with historic attractions and the MBTA Red Line, is about 10 km north, roughly 15 minutes away. Brockton, South Shore's commercial hub, is about 15 km south along Route 28.

Randolph is a cost-effective alternative to renting at Boston Logan – take MBTA Commuter Rail to Randolph and pick up your car there. Avoid I-93 north toward Boston during morning rush hour (7–9 AM) – traffic can be heavy. Refuel in Randolph before driving into Boston – gas prices are lower in the suburbs.

How do I get from Boston Logan to Randolph to pick up a rental car? Take the Silver Line to South Station, then Commuter Rail (Old Colony Line) toward Brockton and exit at Holbrook/Randolph, approximately 45 minutes total. How far is it from Randolph to Providence, Rhode Island?

Providence is about 65 km south via I-95 and takes approximately 45 minutes. Is Randolph near any attractions in Massachusetts? Yes, Quincy with Adams National Historical Park (15 minutes) and Blue Hills Reservation for hiking (10 minutes) are easily accessible.

We compare prices from all major providers at Randolph Center so you can see the total cost upfront — including insurance, fuel terms and any extras. Most bookings include free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup, giving you flexibility if your plans change.