Collection and Return Sample Clauses

Collection and Return. When you collect or take delivery of the vehicle we will give you a demonstration on how to operate everything (cooker, sink, fridge, water etc.) We will also need to complete the relevant paperwork and will be more than happy to answer any ques- tions you have. We want you to enjoy your experience in our camper van and have the knowl- edge and confidence to enjoy and make the most of your time away with it. Please allow up to 30 mins for this. Please ensure the vehicle is returned by the agreed time. There is a charge of £50 per hour for each hour that the vehicle is out unauthorised beyond the agreed rental period. Charges made for late return will be deducted from your safety deposit. By signing our terms and condi- tions you accept our right to make these deductions. Different return times may be possible depending on next hirer but this must be arranged and agreed to in advance. We do not give or provide, whether in full or part refunds for early returns of the vehicle. PICK UP’s / DROP OFF’s - Crossfell Camper Hire are situated very close to Penrith train station and can pick up / drop off the van from here free of charge. These arrangements must be made at time of booking. Other pick-ups / drop offs can be arranged but may incur addi- tional costs. During your hire period we can store your car on our safe off road drive until your return. You will be required to leave your keys in cases of emergencies etc. However, we can- not accept responsibility for any loss, theft or damage to your vehicle or it’s contents. CLEANING - We expect the vehicle to be returned in the same clean condition as it was received by the hirer. If on return the vehicle requires extra cleaning to what we deem as xxxx- dard cleanliness then additional charges will be made. OCCUPANCY OF THE VEHICLE - Crossfell Camper Hire requires that the hirer must pro- vide us with all the details when booking of the names and ages of all people occupying the vehicle during your rental period. Failure to provide this information in full will breach our terms and conditions and will invalidate insurance. HEALTH & SAFETY - Instructions for use and guidelines for safety when using the vehicle, its appliances and any other additional extras will be given to you verbally before hiring the ve- hicle. You must follow these instructions at all times. You must only carry a maximum of 5 passengers at any time and follow current law guidelines when transporting children. For each child under the height ...
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Collection and Return. When you arrive to collect your van, please ensure you allow at least an hour for us to show you around the van, how to drive the van, and how to operate the cooker, sink, fridge, roof, water storage and other accessories and to brief you on our health and safety guidelines. We will also need to complete the paperwork in that time. You will also need time to load your luggage into the vehicle. Return For weekly hires commencing on a Friday, collections are at 14.00 and returns must be by 11am on the following Friday. For weekly hires commencing on a Monday, collections are at 14.00 and returns must be by 11am on the following Monday. For Weekend Short breaks, collection is at 14.00 on the Friday and return is by 11am the following Monday. Midweek Short breaks, run from Monday, 14.00 until the following Friday, 11am. Please return the vehicle by the agreed time. Please allow sufficient time to get back to our workshop. No vehicle can be collected outside our normal business hours (i.e. after 6pm on a weekday) without prior arrangement. Out-of-hours collections (evenings and weekends) can be arranged, when staff are available, for an extra £35. This charge is in addition to the agreed hire tariff. If you return the vehicle outside normal business hours, you must comply with the out of hours return instructions, in which case you will remain fully responsible for the vehicle until the return location re-opens for business. If you fail to comply with these instructions, you will remain responsible for the vehicle until we are able to access it. If at any time we have agreed that you may return the vehicle to a place other than our workshop, or if we have agreed to collect it, you will remain fully responsible for the vehicle until it is collected by us or the AA. You are responsible for any costs incurred in returning the vehicle to our workshop should you abandon the vehicle. We will not refund the hire charge if the vehicle is returned prior to the return date due to weather, personal circumstances or any other reason whatsoever.
Collection and Return. When you arrive to collect your van, please ensure you allow at least an hour for us to show you around the van, how to drive the van, how to operate the cooker, roof, camping gaz, and other accessories and to brief you on our health and safety guidelines. We will also need to complete the paperwork in that time. You will also need time to load your luggage into the van.
Collection and Return. 6.1. Abacus Motorhome are located at Hawker Siddeley Way, Andover Business Park, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 8BF. The normal office opening hours are as advertised on our website.
Collection and Return. 3.1 The equipment maybe collected after payment of the yearly fee on a date, time and address agreed with a Committee Member of the Cape Winelands Modern Pentathlon Association (“CWMPA’).
Collection and Return. Any changes to the collection and return dates are to be by agreement with the City of Hobart. Requests to change collection and return dates must be made with at least two business days’ notice. • Please liaise with the City’s Public Art Coordinator (numbers provided above) to organise the collection and return of the equipment.
Collection and Return. When you arrive to collect your motorhome, please ensure you allow at least an hour for us to show you around the motorhome, how to drive the motorhome, and how to operate the cooker, sink, fridge, toilet, camping gas, heater, water storage and other accessories and to brief you on our health and safety guidelines. We will also need to complete the paperwork in that time. You will also need time to load your luggage into the motorhome. 12a. Collections are between 2pm and 4pm and returns must be by 10.30am. Please return the motorhomes by the agreed time. No motorhome can be collected outside our normal business hours without prior arrangement. Out-of-hours collections (evenings and weekends) can be arranged, when staff are available, for an extra £35. This charge is in addition to the agreed hire tariff. If you return the motorhome outside normal business hours, you must comply with the out of hours return instructions, in which case you will remain fully responsible for the motorhome until the return location re-opens for business. If you fail to comply with these instructions, you will remain responsible for the motorhome until we are able to access it. If at any time we have agreed that you may return the motorhome to a place other than our office, or if we have agreed to collect it, you will remain fully responsible for the motorhome until it is collected by us or a third party. You are responsible for any costs incurred in returning the motorhome to our office should you abandon the vehicle. We will not refund the hire charge if the motorhome is returned prior to the return date due to weather, personal circumstances or any other reason whatsoever.
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Collection and Return. 3.1 You will collect the e-bike from the secure cycle shelter at Daresbury Laboratory and return it at the time and date agreed during the booking process unless a different return arrangement has been agreed with Us.

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