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ACRA Carrying Fuller Industry Load As AI and EVs Lurk In Future
The leading car rental professional business group details an active legislative, regulatory, and macro-trends agenda affecting car rental operators.
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Both the San Francisco Travel Association and the U.S. Travel Association have announced their opposition to the 2.5% rental car tax resolution passed by the county’s board of supervisors. The tax is one of three that will be on the county’s June 5 ballot.
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While minimum age requirements are an accepted part of rental policy, what do statistics, court cases and the law say regarding renting to drivers that might be ‘too old’?
Read More →Many of the problems associated with cancellations and no-show policies are no one’s fault but our own.
Read More →A measure that would make age discrimination illegal has been postponed until at least October.
Read More →From proposed legislation to taxation standardization, the 2012 Car Rental Show includes three separate seminars focusing on legal and legislative issues and how they will affect the auto rental industry.
Read More →At the 2012 Car Rental Show on Tuesday, March 13, Geoff Freeman of the U.S. Travel Association will address why it’s important for the car rental industry to look to other travel industries for help in fighting excise taxes and other issues.
Read More →Among several reasons, the Gainesville City Council voted down a rental car excise tax proposal after reports from city staff showed that the tax would generate little revenue since the city has but two rental car businesses.
Read More →Enterprise said today that its current approach to recalls 'can be part of an effective solution,' and that the company pledges 'to work collaboratively with those individuals and organizations who today are committed to legislative oversight of the recall process.'
Read More →The Washington state peer-to-peer legislation for motor vehicle sharing, House Bill 2384, passed the House at 73-23 with two excused and is now in the Senate Rules Committee for its second reading.
Read More →Hertz follows up on statements made to USA Today, says that 'if regulation is necessary,' it supports regulation of recalls in the industry as proposed legislation currently stands.
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