Book rental car directly or through third-party? : r TravelHacks - Reddit I wanted to rent a car, return to a separate location, and add a second driver I’m not sure if my route will have tolls or not, and I’m getting so confused looking it up At first glance, budget and dollar were the cheapest for my preferred car type, but as I checked the boxes for my extras read the fine print they were going to be more
best way to save on car rentals? : r TravelHacks - Reddit Car rental prices change by the day and are very much tied to supply and demand If a company does have many cars to rent on a particular day, they will raise rates to squeeze every nickel out of a rental So if you're trying to rent in a high-demand period, expect to pay more
What are your favorite car rental companies? : r TravelHacks - Reddit Taxes, recovery fees, and depending on where you rent there may be a hospitality fee (paying for a new sporting arena) Tolls are 9 99 per day for billing + the tolls themselves I rent with with Avis about once a year when National has no cars, even with a corporate contract, they charge you $20 just to extend your rental a day (in addition to
Whats the best way to Rent a car in the USA? : r AskAnAmerican - Reddit Unless you have something specific you want to do along the way - like going to the Emerald Coast beaches (from Gulf Shores, Alabama, to Apalachicola, Florida) or New Orleans - a one-way rental is significantly more expensive than returning the car to where you rented it, and if there are only two of you, it would probably be cheaper to fly (and much, much faster)
We rented a car in Japan. . . and it was amazing! : r JapanTravelTips - Reddit As the title says - we rented a car in Japan and loved every minute of it To top it off, tolls, gas and parking were much cheaper than we expected We decided to rent a car in Odawara (on May 13, 2024), keep it for a week and return it in Osaka It was pricey to return the car so far away, but in our opinion, worth every penny
Renting A Car and Child Seats : r Parenting - Reddit I rented a car seat once when I was traveling alone with my 5yo and 2yo, only because it would have been too difficult to manage all the luggage and stroller and 2 kids PLUS the toddler car seat The car seat I got from the rental was clean and installed just fine with LATCH but it took a lot of time to install and size everything appropriately
Seeking Advice on Renting a Car in Italy for a Road Trip: Tips . . . - Reddit Pick up the car well outside a major city like Rome FCO to avoid the crazy of driving in the italian cities Rent from one of the major companies or ones in EU like Sixt Just buy their insurance there can be MAJOR hassles if there is an accident or damage Inspect car to make sure it isn't smoky
Visiting for the first time. Should I rent a car? : r washingtondc - Reddit Hi, I will be visiting Washington DC for the first time in a couple of weeks and I'm excited! I was planning on renting a car so I can do some sight-seeing and to get me to places, but when I mentioned this to a friend they told me that it was a bad idea and that I should Uber everywhere instead due to the traffic
What company is best to rent a car from in Norway? : r Norway - Reddit At the counter, it is twice as expensive to insure against high deductible Avis is by far the worst among the major car rental companies Beware of the trick that the car rental industry has been using for a long time: The car is rented with a very high deductible on comprehensive and liability insurance
Enterprise Car Seat Rental : r Parenting - Reddit I had a very different experience with car seat rental - unfortunately I can't remember the car rental company We use to check our car seats when we travel But last year on our first post-pandemic trip, the airline lost both of our car seats when we landed We ended up speaking to the car rental The price was surprisingly low