Driving A Rental Car Without Being On Contract In Florida
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Yes, a different driver can return a rental car, but they must be listed as an additional driver on the rental agreement. If the person returning the car is not listed, the rental company may not allow it, or you could face penalties.
But if you fail to return a rented or leased item, you could be facing criminal charges. Not returning rented property is listed under Theft, Robbery, and Related Crimes in Florida law. Specifically, under Florida Statute 812.155(3) if the item is worth more than $300, you can be charged with a third-degree felony.
You must add all extra drivers to your rental contract, in order to make sure everyone is covered by the insurance policy. If another person drives the rental but is not down as an additional driver, you will void the rental agreement and the insurance company may refuse to cover any physical damage to the vehicle.
Whether you're a Floridian or just visiting for vacation, you do not need car insurance to rent a car in the Sunshine State. Rental car companies typically already have car insurance on their own vehicles so there is less work and expense on your end.
You need a valid driver's license or ID and a valid credit or debit card for paying a deposit to pick up a rental car. You will also need to have a clean driving record. Check with your rental location to verify whether anything else is needed.
You need a valid driver's license or ID and a valid credit or debit card for paying a deposit to pick up a rental car. You will also need to have a clean driving record. Check with your rental location to verify whether anything else is needed.
Would I be able to rent a Hertz vehicle if my driver's license has been suspended? No, you cannot rent a Hertz vehicle if your driver's license has been suspended. An active and valid driver's license is required to complete the rental process.
However, authorization holds do impact the amount of credit you have available on your secured card. So if you have a $500 credit limit and the rental company puts a $300 hold on your card, you only have $200 in available credit.
In Florida, certain types of out-of-state driver's licenses are not valid for vehicle rental. This includes licenses that have a specific statement indicating they are not valid for identification or limited to driving privileges.
In car rental, an authorised driver is a person who is allowed to drive the rental vehicle. To be allowed to drive the vehicle, the driver has to be registered in the rental agreement. This means that the main renter and additional driver(s) are considered as authorised drivers.
