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I travel, a lot. And rent a lot of cars. More than once, by the time I get to my rental car my phone is near-dead and a charger isn't always handy. Then you'd
by brk 12y ago
I travel, a lot. And rent a lot of cars.
More than once, by the time I get to my rental car my phone is near-dead and a charger isn't always handy.
Then you'd have the issue of pairing your phone with the car, which for some cars isn't always obvious.
People who don't travel a lot often have phone plans with crappy coverage in random areas.
In short, if you want to ensure a reliable way for someone to contact a customer support person from the rental car company, relying on the users cellphone and hands-free setup is NOT the optimal case.
- philwelch 12y agoSo leave a Nokia brick phone in the glovebox and charge a $300 if the customer doesn't return it.
- BurningFrog 12y agoPutting a decent universal phone charger in every rental car seems cheap and useful enough. Of course a lot of travelers don't even have a valid phone. Especially foreign tourists.