Originally Posted by
zdcatc12
I believe with bookings made in the UK that the liability and CDW are a part of the base rental charge and that is why it shows 0 for the extra charge on those. I am not even sure that you would need any extra liability with these already included.
I was wondering if it might be standard to include as base for non-US drivers. Good to know it’s already included and not a glitch. I definitely don’t need anything else.
As a US renter these would both be additional charges.
Originally Posted by
guv1976
If you are a U.S. resident and present a U.S.-issued driver license at pick-up, Hertz is not required to honor the favorable rate you booked on a foreign website, unless you indicated at time of booking that you are a U.S. resident:
"Rate Requirement
"Renters who have indicated a country of residence outside of the US will be required to present a non US issued drivers license and a non US issued passport OR an international airline ticket at the time of rental to qualify for the rate."
(U.S. car rentals are often priced cheaper for foreign visitors than for U.S. residents.)
Thanks for noting this, I never tried booking with a non-US portal and didn’t know there were special rates for international residents. This explains the price difference. I have a foreign passport and drivers license so I should be ok.