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Rental Agent Commits Fraud, Costs Company Nearly $100K
Authorities allege that the former employee falsified 42 vouches for 19 customers, costing the rental company $93,625 in lost revenue.
Authorities allege that the former employee falsified 42 vouches for 19 customers, costing the rental company $93,625 in lost revenue.
Approximately two dozen vehicles have been stolen from rental car companies at Portland International Jetport. Police believe it’s an inside job by a group of former employees.
The Vancouver Taxi Association had sought an emergency injunction against the ride-hailing services, which do not yet operate in Vancouver.
Attorney General Karl Racine believes that 75% of auto theft victims in the Washington, D.C. area are users of the carsharing app Getaround.
The legislation would offset car rental companies’ increase to state corporate income as a result of tax reform legislation of 2017, which prevented corporations’ ability to defer taxes for like-kind exchanges.
A Hertz employee at Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport has been arrested for renting vehicles on the side for his own profit.
House Bill 3655 would establish formal regulations and taxes, such as ensuring all vehicles have proper insurance.
The latest AAA Foundation research found that between 2008 and 2012 — the five-year period before the drug was legal — an estimated 8.8% of Washington drivers involved in fatal crashes were positive for THC.
Subrogation Division, Inc. (SDI) won a recent rental car damage recovery case in federal court. Here’s how SDI was formed and became a player in a Graves Amendment case important to the car rental industry.
Once a loss occurs in Nevada, the minimum coverage of insurance cannot be voided because of non-cooperation by the insured.
Proposed bipartisan legislation will clarify that, under existing Virginia law, the platform — not vehicle owners or “hosts” — is responsible for collecting and remitting all appropriate rental taxes.
David Purinton, who filed the case as the owner of Subrogation Division, Inc. (SDI), explains how the decision upholds the Graves Amendment in a primary insurance state and that car rental companies can seek recovery even if they initially pay the claim.
The ruling in SDI v. Brown confirms that even in “primary” insurance states, rental car companies are not responsible for damages their renters cause.
If the fee is deemed illegal and not repealed by the city, Phoenix could lose its share of state revenue, which is a third of its general fund budget.
After an Enterprise Rent-A-Car supervisor finds 27 key fobs in an employee’s backpack, the employee admits to stealing five key fobs daily to resell.
The event consisted of networking, ACRA meetings, guest speakers, an ACRA political action committee reception, and meetings with U.S. representatives and senators on issues affecting the car rental industry.
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