Договор аренды транспортного средства Реферат

1. Your credit card may provide an insurance policy.

When you rent a car, you'll be offered an expensive option at the counter of purchasing rental car insurance to cover any damages. This rental car insurance is usually rather pricey - fr om $10 to $25 per day - and you may not need it, even if your auto insurance doesn't cover rental cars. Many major credit card companies, if used for the car rental, provide coverage to the card holder with no additional cost. But be sure before you bank on it. Some credit cards may lim it their coverage, and not all credit card companies offer it. Call and check first, and you may be able to save on the additional cost of rental insurance.

2. Your credit card policy may not cover fees over the cost of damage.

When you do call to check your credit card's policy on covering rental car costs, ask specifically what they cover. Some credit card companies may cover any damages you incur on the rental car, but will not cover the cost of fees assessed by the rental car company. Fees can add up, too, so you don't want to be left holding the bill.

3. You'll have to pay more for your kids to drive.

Or yourself, if you're under 25. Age is not an advantage for rental car drivers. For a long time, rental car companies wouldn't even allow drivers under 21. Now, most do, but a hefty fee can be part of the young driver's experience, usually a daily fee assessed for putting a young driver (under 25) on the registration, whether or not they actually do all of the driving or even drive every day.

4. You'll have to pay for extra drivers.

Even if all your drivers are over the ripe old age of 25, you are still likely to pay a fee for each additional driver registered when you rent the car. Think carefully about how many drivers you actually need, and designate one or two to keep fr om incurring expensive fees.

5. You'll definitely want to stay on the paved roads.

It's easy to miss some of the details rattled off when the rental car representative walks you through the company policies. There's one you'll definitely want to note, and that is that most companies prohibit the use of their

1. Definitions. "Agreement" consists of all terms and conditions found on this form, any additional materials we provide at the time of rental. "You, or "your" means the person identified as the renter on the back side of this form, any person signing this Agreement, any Authorized Renter and any person or organization to whom charges are billed by us at its or the renter's direction. All persons referred to as "you" or "your" are jointly and severally bound by this Agreement. "We," "our," and "us" means the vehicle owner/lessor referred to on Page 1 of this Agreement. "Authorized renter(s)" means you, the renters spouse, any additional renter(s) who have signed this Agreement, and any other driver authorized by the law of the state where the vehicle is rented, provided that the person has a valid driver's license and is at least 25 years of age , unless the law of the state where the vehicle is rented requires otherwise. "Vehicle" includes the automobile identified in this Agreement, and all accessory equipment, any substitute, all of its tires, tools, accessories, equipment, keys and vehicle documents. "CDW" means Collision Damage Waiver. "Collision damage" means damage to, or loss of, the vehicle caused by collision or upset; it does not include damage to, or loss of, the vehicle due to theft, vandalism, act or nature, riot or civil disturbance, hail, flood or fire. "Loss of use" means the amount calculated by multiplying the number of days from the date of damage to the vehicle until it is repaired times the periodic rental for that vehicle.

2. Our Property. This Agreement is a contract for the rental of the vehicle. You are not our agent. You acquire no rights other than those expressly stated in this Agreement. We make no warranties, express, implied or apparent, referring to the vehicle, including any warranty of merchantability or that the vehicle is fit for a particular purpose. We may repossess the vehicle at your expense without notice to you if the vehicle is abandoned or used in violation of law or this Agreement. You waive all recourse against us for any criminal reports or prosecutions that we take against you that arise out of your breach of this agreement.

3. Collision Damage Waiver. You must pay for CDW before you receive the vehicle, or at the start of the rental in order for it to be effective. CDW is not insurance. CDW covers only collision damage, unless otherwise required by the laws of the state wh ere the rental occurs. CDW is void, wh ere allowed by law, if:

a) you fail to call the police to the scene of an accident;

b) you fail to report all accidents to us and the police within 24 hours of occurrence or discovery;

c) you fail to pay all rental charges when the vehicle is returned or the rental is terminated; or d) the vehicle is driven or used in an unauthorized manner, such as

Chapter 1 ‒ General Provisions

Article 1 Application of Terms and Conditions

1. Times Mobility Networks Co.,Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) shall rent a vehicle (hereinafter referred to as the “Rental Car”) to the Renter in accordance with that prescribed in these Terms and Conditions, and the Renter shall rent the Rental Car from the Company. Note that, matters not prescribed in these Terms and Conditions shall be in accordance with laws and regulations and common practice.

2. The Company may make special provisions within a scope which does not violate the purport of these Terms and Conditions, laws and regulations, administrative notices, and common practice. If a special provision is made such provision shall take precedence over these Terms and Conditions.

Chapter 2 - Reservations

Article 2 Making a Reservation

1. Having agreed to these Terms and Conditions and the separately prescribed price list, etc., the Renter may make a reservation, in accordance with the method prescribed separately by the Company, clearly specifying in advance the vehicle class, rental start date, rental location, rental term, return location, the name of the driver, the need for accessories such as child seats, etc., and any other rental conditions (hereinafter referred to as the “Rental Conditions”).

2. When a Renter has made a reservation, the Company shall accept the reservation within the scope of the Rental Cars owned by the Company. When making a reservation, the Company may request payment of a reservation deposit prescribed separately by the Company, and the Renter shall respond to such a request.

Article 3 Changes to Reservations

The Renter must obtain prior consent from the Company by the rental start date when attempting to change the Rental Conditions provided for in paragraph 1 of the preceding Article.

Article 4 Reservation Cancellations, etc.

1. The Renter may cancel a reservation by obtaining consent from the Company.

2. A reservation shall be deemed to have been cancelled when the Renter has not commenced procedures for concluding a Rental Car Rental Agreement (hereinafter referred to as a “Rental Agreement”) within one(1) hour of the rental start time indicated in the reservation due to the Renter's circumstances.

3. If a reservation has been cancelled in accordance with the preceding 2 paragraphs, the Renter shall pay the Company the reservation cancellation fee prescribed separately by the Company. Note that, when a reservation deposit has