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Sounds like this is a rental car/insurance issue, i.e. private corporation, not a free movement issue. Whether it's just or not is a different question, which w
by guitarbill 8y ago
Sounds like this is a rental car/insurance issue, i.e. private corporation, not a free movement issue. Whether it's just or not is a different question, which would derail the thread.
- massivecali 8y agoIt's not unlike renting a car in San Diego and not being allowed to take it into Mexico. The risk of theft is higher than the wish to deal with and the reality of successful prosecution/recovery is incredibly low. Rent a car in Germany and you are specifically told what countries you can't visit without higher rates or lower class of car.
- tomstoms 8y agoI’ve rented a car in Montreal on several occasions in early 2000s and my contract explicitly forbid me to enter the Bronx and Queens boroughs of New York City.
- geggam 8y agoYet it is all of the EU we are discussing. Either each country is treated differently or it isnt. No flip flopping
- geggam 8y agoPoint being it is obvious there are different regions having issues in the EU. The car rental places dont want you to take their nice cars to countries that have a higher rate of car theft. Pretending all of the EU is equal is silly.