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With ever-changing issues facing the rental industry, it’s important to keep a rental agreement up to date with the latest language and terms. Here's how.
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In Michigan, New York, and the province of Quebec, the minimum age to rent a vehicle will remain 18 for both brands as required by law.
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The court ruled that a rental agreement violation did not warrant a breach of a constitutional right to privacy.
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The partnership with Wacom allows for a signature pad that connects directly to the Navotar system.
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During the hearing of Byrd v. United States, justices seemed to favor upholding the Fourth Amendment rights of drivers operating rental vehicles without being listed on the rental agreement.
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The case involves the privacy rights of rental car drivers who have permission to operate a vehicle but whose names are not on the rental agreement.
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Recent customer complaints, class action claims, and legislation regarding car rental electronic toll collections raise the need for best practices when it comes to education and disclosures.
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A federal judge refused to certify a class of consumers who claim that Dollar Thrifty adds extra charges onto contracts in violation of consumer law.
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Rental operators should be aware of risks on premises and when employees are driving on the company's behalf. One simple tip could protect loss ratios and limit your risk.
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More than 10 years after its enactment, we have answers regarding the interpretation of the Graves Amendment and a blueprint to use it to limit liability.
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