In perhaps the most disruptive year in the history of business, this is the industry’s chance to connect with their association and download critical information on October 19.
Bill Plamondon and Gary Macdonald are stepping down as president, treasurer. Sharky Laguana assumes presidency, William Harris as treasurer.
As part of the $1 trillion HEALS Act, the Safe to Work Act creates liability protections from lawsuits related to the coronavirus pandemic. The HEALS Act contains some provisions of note for car rental companies.
As state and local governments look to slow the spread of the coronavirus by mandating business closures, the American Car Rental Association maintains that car rental should be able to remain open to meet local and urgent transportation needs.
Rothenberg, one of the nation’s preeminent political analysts of the last three decades, will share his D.C. insider’s perspective as part of the American Car Rental Association’s general seminar.
The question is central to the City of San Francisco’s lawsuit against Turo for operating without a permit at San Francisco International Airport.
Bill Plamondon, vice president of ACRA, reflects on his more than 40 years in the industry and how ACRA has played a role in supporting the industry, especially from a legislative front.
Joe Knight has resigned as president of the American Car Rental Association (ACRA) but will remain on the board. Bill Plamondon has been named the new president, Robert E. Muhs is the new vice president, and Eric Rothman was appointed as a new board member.
American Car Rental Association (ACRA) members visited senators, congressmen, and their staffs to learn more on issues such as excise taxes, like-kind exchanges, and data control in autonomous vehicles.
Peer-to-peer car rental companies claim they aren't the same as traditional car rental companies.