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Cars can sometimes be a little confusing, with many twists thrown around. To help, we have a glossary that will hopefully help with your next car, rental reservations developed. Additional Drivers: In addition to the main driver, registered and listed on the lease. Perhaps an award for an additional driver, according to the manufacturer. Additional Liability Insurance (ALI): Provides additional protection for bodily injury or death and property damage. Airport tax: Airport tax to the authorities for terminals and terminal locations. In most cases, this fee, additional costs, such as costs in a manner that the fuel option, etc. used child seat rentals, which are not in daily and paid counter. Collision Damage Waiver (CDW): Covers the rental vehicle with accident damage to the rental vehicle otherwise than by theft or attempted theft. An excess usually applies and the amount varies depending on the country picking and / or vehicle type. Excess Reduction (ER): optional charges by the landlord offered to reduce or waive the insurance deductible in case of an insurance claim against damage or theft. Gazette roads: a road not sealed or regularly maintained a local, state or government agency or the Council. Deductible: The amount is liable to the customer for the vehicle is damaged (if the driver is at fault or not) or stolen. Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) Covers the rented vehicle in case of accidental damage and theft. An excess usually applies and the amount varies depending on the country picking and / or vehicle type. One Way Fee: This fee is levied to cover the costs of returning the vehicle to the original location. In Australia and the United States can charge between cities are in the same condition and location between the Member States. Some countries in a responsible way, to the costs between the airport and downtown in the same city. Personal Accident Insurance (PAI): Covers the driver and front passenger additional rental vehicle for personal injuries and physical injuries suffered in an accident. Premium Location Surcharge / Gratuities Location: taxes applied by car rental companies in some parts of the city center and train station. This section also includes additional airport fees. In most cases, this fee, additional costs, such as costs in a manner that the fuel option, etc. used child seat rentals, which are not in daily and paid counter. Rental period: Period starts on your car if you take the car and ends when you fall. Rental periods are based on periods of 24 hours from the time of the survey – for example on Friday shall be assisted by 09.00 bis 09.00 clock the next day, calculated as rental day. Sealed Road: A road closed by a hard material such as tar, bitumen or concrete. Deposit: Amount frozen on the customer’s credit card at the time of collection. The full amount will be frozen in a rule, the amount of the excess. However, if an excess insurance is not applicable or in surplus is not completely frozen, then the amount may still be for costs such as fuel requirements, optional fees, loss of keys to be frozen, etc. Senior Driver Award: Award of drivers past and paid or between a certain age. Protection against theft (TP): Covers the rented vehicle in case of theft, attempted theft or vandalism. An excess usually applies and the amount varies depending on the country picking and / or vehicle type. Third Party arise: Provides coverage for injuries caused by persons other than the driver of the car and damage to property other than the rental car and even content. Vehicle Licensing Fee / Road Vehicles Registration Fee: Government imposes tax on each rental car fleet provider in the car. Load partially recover the cost of vehicle registration. Young driver surcharge: Award for young drivers under a certain age.

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