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That's a new thing to me. I was driving in Germany several times with passengers and I didn't know my current driving license isn't good for it. I even rented
by pavlakoos 9y ago
That's a new thing to me. I was driving in Germany several times with passengers and I didn't know my current driving license isn't good for it.
I even rented a car at the airport and Hertz clerk haven't mentioned anything, despite seeing me approaching with friends. They only asked if there are drivers, not passengers.
So how does it work?
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- Doctor_Fegg 9y ago> a single _paying_ passenger Not passengers in general. Your Hertz terms will clearly say that you're not allowed to use the car to carry paying passengers.
- pavlakoos 9y agoMy bad. I missed that "paying" word.
- jacquesm 9y agopaying passengers.
- kuschku 9y agoIf you transport people commercially – be it as driver for hire, Uber driver, taxi driver, etc, you’ll need a Führerschein Klasse P: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%BChrerschein_zur_Fahrgastbef%C3%B6rderung https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%BChrerschein_zur_Fahrgast... This allows up to 8 passengers. If you want more, you need a license for bus drivers, Führerschein Klasse D. If the passengers pay you less than, or equal to the costs that you had during driving, you do not require any of this, and it is considered noncommercial (for example, when carpooling and passengers pay for gas)