Roadside Assistance Protection Sample Clauses

Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If Renter selects the RAP protection on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner waives Renter's responsibility concerning: (a) all costs of recovery and travel invoiced by Owner's selected road assistance service providers in relation to a breakdown of Owner's Vehicle caused by the driver or Renter; (b) replacement of lost stolen, or broken keys; and (c) costs of repair and replacement of the tyres (excluding rims) except when they form part of a wider damage to the vehicle. The protection does not apply if Renter breaches his obligations in this Rental Agreement.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If Renter selected RAP on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will waive all of Renter's responsibility for the following: (i) tyre repair or tyre replacement costs including rims except when part of a larger repair to the Vehicle; (ii) replacement key costs; (iii) glass repair or glass replacement costs except when part of a larger repair to the Vehicle; and (iv) all recovery and call out charges imposed by Owner's chosen roadside assistance providers as a result of any fault occurring to Owner's Vehicle which is due to driver or Renter error. RAP does not exempt Renter from these charges for damage caused by the use of incorrect fuel; any breach of section 3, 4 and 5 of this Rental Agreement or running out of fuel more than once.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If Renter selects RAP on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will waive Renter's responsibility for the following (i) all recovery and call out charges imposed by Owner's chosen Roadside Assistance Providers as a result of any fault occurring to Owner's Vehicle which is due to driver or Renter error (ii) replacement of lost keys and (iii) tyre repair or tyre replacement costs (excluding rims) except when part of larger damage to the Vehicle. RAP does not exempt Renter from these charges for damage caused by any breach of section 3, 4 or 5 of the Rental Agreement (unless such breach is excused under applicable law), or if Renter failed to take all measures to look after and secure the Vehicle or the keys or any other device which unlocks the Vehicle and/or enables the Vehicle to be started.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. Roadside assistance is available to all renters. In some cases, we may offer additional Roadside Assistance Protection. If you purchase the optional Roadside Assistance Protection, we will provide you with 24/7 breakdown assistance (where available) without additional charge. Roadside Assistance Protection includes replacement of lost keys or key fobs, flat tire service, jumpstart, and key lockout services. Cost of a replacement tire is not covered by Roadside Assistance Protection. If you do not purchase Roadside Assistance Protection, you may incur additional costs if we provide the services described above. When deciding whether to purchase Roadside Assistance Protection, you may wish to check whether you have other coverage for the services. Roadside Assistance Protection is not insurance and is optional. Roadside Assistance Protection is void if you are in breach of this agreement, including the prohibited uses in Paragraph 6.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If Renter selected RAP on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner will waive Renter's responsibility for the following: (i) tyre repair or tyre replacement costs including rims except when part of a larger repair to the Vehicle;
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If Renter selects the RAP protection on the Rental Agreement Summary, Owner waives Renter's responsibility concerning: (a) all costs of recovery and travel invoiced by Owner's selected road assistance service providers in relation to a breakdown of Owner's Vehicle caused by the driver or Renter; (b) replacement of lost stolen, or broken keys; and (c) costs of repair and replacement of the tyres (excluding rims) except when they form part of a wider damage to the vehicle. Exclusions: RAP does not exempt Renter from these charges for damage caused by the use of incorrect fuel, any breach of section 3 and 4 of this Rental Agreement and in case of non-payment of the Rental Costs or when running out of fuel more than once or in case of non-payment of the Rental Costs.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP): If you accept RAP on the Rental Agreement Summary we will waive all of your responsibility for the following: (i) tyre repair or tyre replacement costs including rims except when part of a larger repair to the Vehicle; (ii) replacement key costs; (iii) glass repair or glass replacement costs except when part of a larger repair to the Vehicle; and (iv) all recovery and call out charges imposed by our chosen roadside assistance providers as a result of any fault occurring to our Vehicle which is due to driver or renter error. RAP does not exempt you from these charges for damage caused by the use of incorrect fuel: any breach of paragraphs 3, 4 or 9, or running out of fuel more than once.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. (RAP). Enterprise provides roadside assistance to the renter. This includes a 24-hour emergency service including provision of a replacement vehicle in case of lost vehicle key, shipping of the key, on-site assistance in case of tyre breakdowns, towing service, forced unlocking of the vehicle if the keys are locked inside, jump-start assistance, and refuelling service up to 5 litres. Roadside assistance is available in almost all European countries; the current list of countries is available at the rental branch at the time of rental. By checking the appropriate box on the front of this form, the renter undertakes to pay a flat-rate fee that covers all roadside assistance services up to the respective maximum amount agreed. Roadside assistance is also available without payment of this flat-rate fee; it will then be billed according to actual costs incurred for each assistance service rendered.
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Roadside Assistance Protection. When deciding whether or not to purchase ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROTECTION (RAP), you may wish to check to determine whether, you have other coverage or protection for such services. ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROTECTION IS NOT INSURANCE. THE PURCHASE OF ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROTECTION IS OPTIONAL AND NOT REQUIRED IN ORDER TO RENT A VEHICLE. Renter may purchase RAP from Owner for an additional fee. If Renter purchases RAP, Owner agrees to contractually waive Owner’s right to collect from Renter for the following services: (i) flat tire replacement (if no inflated spare is available, Vehicle will be towed) but the cost of a replacement tire is not waived, (ii) lockout service (if keys are locked inside Vehicle), (iii) Vehicle jumpstart, and (iv) fuel delivery for up to 3 gallons (or equivalent liters) of fuel if Vehicle is out of fuel. RAP does not waive any charges incurred in Mexico.
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