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What insurance do you want them to provide? They can't be held liable for every jackass with a drivers license that rents on of their vehicles.
by a2tech 16y ago
What insurance do you want them to provide? They can't be held liable for every jackass with a drivers license that rents on of their vehicles.
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- techsupporter 16y agoThey're not. According to "How it Works" [1], "[c]omprehensive insurance is included as a part of the low hourly and daily rate." However, Zipcar does not let "every jackass with a driver's license" rent one of their vehicles. You have to apply [2] and be accepted for membership in the service. Meeting their requirements means, among other things, you must: "* Have had no more than two 'incidents' (moving violations PLUS accidents) in the past three years and no more than one incident in the past 18 months * Have had no major violations in the past three years * Have had no alcohol violations in the past seven years" [3] They're only insuring the customers they choose to insure, and should be doing so according to the "comprehensive coverage" their advertising states. Their insurance does not seem to require anyone to carry other insurance, and doesn't seem to be subordinate to any existing insurance, beyond the subscriber paying a $500 deductible[4], therefore Zipcar needs to pay up 1 - http://www.zipcar.com/how/whatsincluded http://www.zipcar.com/how/whatsincluded 2 - http://www.zipcar.com/seattle/apply/?account_id=&group_id= http://www.zipcar.com/seattle/apply/?account_id=&group_i... 3 - http://www.zipcar.com/how/faqs/one-faq?faq_number=1 http://www.zipcar.com/how/faqs/one-faq?faq_number=1 4 - http://www.zipcar.com/how/faqs/one-faq?faq_number=28 http://www.zipcar.com/how/faqs/one-faq?faq_number=28
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