They suggested the following tips:
Your Driving Licence:
British licence holders should note that many car hire outlets will not release the rental vehicle on sight of a photocard driving licence without also seeing the paper licence counterpart.
They may also ask to see the paper licence counterpart of all named drivers. Credit Card:
The person renting the vehicle must have a credit card. Most car rental companies will not accept debit or switch cards, or cash. Excess - What to Do
We cover Excess on CDW and Theft as well as damage to: undercarriage, roof, windows and tyres. Decline the car rental company's Excess at the counter. You do not need to show them your policy.If you have any damage to the vehicle you will be charged, and then you claim for reimbursement.
and finally one of mine... Want to save some money on certain insurance4carhire.com policies? Follow this link http://www.insurance4carhire.com/index.asp?linkfrom=4&curID=1&langID=1&refID=188 and you can save £9.80 (or Euro equivalent) on the Annual Europe 31 and £13.00 on the Annual Worldwide 31. Seems like a couple of good tips there, not just one.
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