Disabled Code
 

Hello, I hope for your help. we are flying to las vegas in august and we want to rent a car from avis at the horse trade in las. I have a handycap. is there a code for disabled people?

There are no codes that we know of specifically for the disabled, but you can request a quote from AutoSlash using the link below and we'll search all the discounts you qualify for.

Safe travels!

While I don't see any discounts listed, this website does list special services offered to people with disabilities (and in some cases, special phone numbers for making reservations and requesting special services) by the various rental companies:

https://dealhack.com/blog/disability...t-guide#rental

thanks! there aren't bad prices either. Note: when I click on an Autoflash offer from Germany, the link leads to an error. if i activate vpn with connection to USA then it works. a question. you also have good hotel prices. do I have to have booked a rental car beforehand?

What Happens With Accidents/Theft
 

If one uses a corporate discount code to which they cannot prove that they are entitled to use, and some type of misadventure occurs, would whatever insurance is provided by Avis be voided should it become known that there was "misrepresentation " on the rental agreement?

Silent Bob what is the $127 [Censored by Moderator] code (can you PM me it)

thanks a lot

I was told this by the Twitter team:

"I've looked at the AWD code that you have provided and this shows as a corporate number. If you are an employee of this company then you can use this code. You will be required to show proof of employment upon checkout. If that is not provided, a normal walk-up rate would be applied to the reservation."

Did you try this recently? Did they request a amazon ID. I am also a preferred and I just usually go to my car after I see my name on the board?

Anyone tried this one recently without having to produce ID?

If you pay at pickup, do you have to go to the counter or do they authorize payment from the card used in the booking process? Havent used AVIS before and applied a AWD with pickup at LAX

If you've never rented from Avis, you'll likely have to stop at the counter.

GDS systems usually, but not always, display it when viewing the rate rules for an AWD.
When I view Car Rate Rules in Sabre for most of these AWDs, under "Miscellaneous Vendor Remarks" Avis generally includes the company name. So, a travel agent can usually find it if they look.

As an aside: I have genuine eligibility for a very good AWD that now requires a corporate email on the Avis website. When I book for myself through a GDS though... no need for a corporate email.

thanks for sharing this. Gives a great discount and planning to use it for an upcoming US rental. Definitely no ID required or any other restrictions? Are there any risks with using this AWD?

I've never needed ID just to pick up a car from my assigned spot, but they always check it at the exit gate – just like they have for years now. For those who might be wondering, I've been told by someone who'd know that Avis and Budget aren't generally checking AWD numbers at their major airports since it'd cause too much friction with their model of skipping the counter and all that. I've never had mine checked at a major airport, but the new info is both companies apparently cracking down on AWD misuse in major vacation destinations. I assume the rules vary by company, but I think most AWDs (and BCDs) are intended solely for work-related travel. This would explain why people I know with otherwise valid AWDs have had them rejected in holiday-centric cities such as Bozeman, Bend and Santa Rosa (popular shortcut versus SFO for folks traveling to Napa or Sonoma).

Btw this is all fairly recent – within the past six months – and I gather that it's in part due to the agencies' still-ongoing vehicle shortage (good way to keep them handy is by eliminating misuse of discount codes).

I know that some Avis/Budget contracts have two separate codes, one for official business travel (which might include some insurance/LDW benefits), and a different code for leisure travel, which typically does not include any additional benefits.