Vehicle Mechanical Breakdown Sample Clauses

Vehicle Mechanical Breakdown. In the event the rented vehicle is unable to be used due to mechanical or non-operator caused breakdown (not related to an accident) the vehicle must be replaced promptly by the Contractor with a similar vehicle. If a similar replacement vehicle is not available then the disabled vehicle must be replaced with an upgraded vehicle suitable for the use intended by the Authorized User. If no vehicle is available from the originating Contractor, the Contractor will arrange for a replacement vehicle from another local rental agency at no additional cost to the Authorized User. The Contractor must not charge for the period (to the nearest half day) that the vehicle was disabled.
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