Winter travel tips
Now that the first major snowstorm of the season has arrived, the Nebraska State Patrol is urging motorists to be cautious. A press release from the patrol gave the following advice for driving in winter weather: read more
How to Rent a Car in the United States
Getting a rental car can be a snap. Use the tips below the next time you're planning to do so. read more
How to Rent a Car in Europe
Getting off the train or plane and exploring a foreign country by car is one of the best ways to get to know the place you're visiting. Below are a few tips to make that experience run smoothly. read more
Additional Drivers
If you want people, other than yourself, to be able to drive the rental car, it has to be arranged with the rental company. read more
How can I save money on my Rental Car rates?
Shopping the Internet can be the quickest and best way to compare many
Rental Car rates.
If you are planning on purchasing extra items such as a damage waiver or
insurance, you should also comparison shop those rates. Make sure their
mileage policy is favorable to you so you can avoid extra charges.
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Riding Rules for Tots and Teens
Beyond the basics--children shouldn't sit in front of an air bag, infants need to be in rear-facing child seats--take note of these tips regarding kids and cars that you probably haven't heard. read more
Renting a car under age 25: Options and potential pitfalls
Legally, you're an adult—you're old enough to vote, pay taxes, and live
on your own—but unless you're 25 or over, you still can't rent a car
from most rental agencies. What's an underage road-tripper to do?
Luckily, the under 25 rule is not absolute; some companies do rent to
drivers 21 and over, and in a few cases, drivers age 18 and over. Most
rental locations operated by Advantage, Auto Europe, Dollar, Enterprise,
National, and Thrifty will rent to drivers age 21 to 24.
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Car Rental Tips
Before
You Rent
How long will you be renting? If it's for less than a week, you'll
probably do best with a major company, such as Alamo, Avis, Budget,
Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National, or Thrifty. For rentals of a week
or longer, you may get better rates from local companies, particularly
auto dealers. Be wary of local companies if you plan to drive a lot; if
you break down or have an accident, they usually lack the support
services of the majors.
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Rental Car Tips
Renting a car can be a simple and easy process. But, for something so simple, many people end up with the unfortunate surprise that a quick, uninformed or misinformed decision can bring delays, unnecessary expenses or major legal hassles. We can help you become informed so that renting a car stays a simple and pleasant experience. read more
Driving In A foreign Country - The Rental
There are maximum as well as minimum age limits for driving in some countries. An International Driver's License may be necessary to supplement the permit you use in your home country. read more
Driving In A foreign Country - On The Road
Check which side of the road you should use - the direction of the lanes may be different to in your own country. read more