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AI embedded directly into rental management systems could change how operators analyze their businesses and take action, while raising new questions about permissions and control.
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The “customer-choice” rental service allows customers to reserve a vehicle class and size, and then select their own vehicle from those available on the lot at the time of arrival. The car rental company says it plans to rollout out this service in 10 cities, including Miami, Cleveland, Dallas Love Field and Baltimore, by the end of this year.
Read More →The Highway Toll Administration will also supply the same service for the rental fleets of Payless Car Rental and Carl’s Van Rentals.
Read More →The enhancements to OPENLANE.com and the introduction of OPENLANE.ca include a complete redesign of each site's vehicle detail, search and bid/buy confirm pages.
Read More →The independent operator serving the Los Angeles International Airport, has launched the Deluxe Reservation Network to help improve how its affiliate systems operate. The car rental company also plans to build a nationwide independent parking brand, called “Deluxe Airport Parking,” to follow the success of its independent parking operations at LAX.
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The mobile Website offers customers a full equipment catalog, allows them to submit rental requests, find the nearest HERC location and contact the company directly from their smart phones.
Read More →The car rental company introduced its pre-rental registration service at the U.S. Travel Association’s 2010 International Pow Wow show. Alamo customers who are traveling into the U.S. and Canada can use the service through www.alamo.co.uk.
Read More →TSD customers, who subscribe to the RTL service, will be able to automatically bill rental car customers for the fees they incur while driving rental vehicles. This eliminates any toll violations, penalties and legal fees generated by TSD rental car customers, and reduces operating costs.
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To streamline its operations, reduce theft and improve employee accountability, a car rental operation in Miami uses RFID tags to identify and track its vehicles.
Read More →The applications allow customers to search for rental locations, sort through potential reservations by vehicle type and price, and book their reservations.
Read More →Florida state regulators are investigating the Hertz Corp.'s use of electronic toll-paying systems, after five customers told officials they were not properly notified that the vehicles they rented in Florida were registered with a company called PlatePass.
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