COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE REDUCTION AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE REDUCTION AGREEMENT. (Minimum charge of $182.00 will apply regardless of rental duration) (Not available for rentals originating in Whitehorse between November 01 and March 31) A collision deductible reducer is available for CAD $26.00 per day to a maximum of CAD $780.00 per rental and provides the following benefits:
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COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE REDUCTION AGREEMENT. (Minimum charge of $182.00 will apply regardless of rental duration) A collision deductible reducer is available for CAD $26.00 per day to a maximum of CAD $780.00 per rental and provides the following benefits: • Optional CDR reduces the renter’s responsibility for damages from CAD $7,500.00 to CAD $750.00 per occurrence (exceptions are listed under clause #30); • CDR will guarantee the renter a replacement vehicle when the renter’s vehicle becomes inoperable due to damage, even if the renter is at fault (unless the damage is a direct result of negligence, misuse or violation of restrictions). The replacement vehicle will be delivered to a location agreed upon by Four Seasons RV Rentals and the renter and will be dispatched within 24 hours from the time the renter notifies Four Seasons RV Rentals that the renter’s vehicle has become inoperable. Delivery will be limited to a province/state, which borders the province in which the renter took delivery of the renter’s vehicle. Four Seasons RV Rentals is not obligated to deliver C-Large or C-XLarge motorhomes to the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Newfoundland, Labrador or Alaska. Any expenses for accommodation, food etc. are the renter’s responsibility if the damage is the renter’s fault; • Damages and deductibles are subject to applicable taxes; • In case the CDR is not purchased, Four Seasons RV Rentals reserves the right to block the full deductible amount of $7,500 on the customer’s credit card (VISA, MC or AMEX). • The following damages are covered under the CDR Reduction agreement (see exceptions under clause #30): • Motor vehicle accidents / Collision (including roof and underbody); • Hit and Run / Vandalism / Vehicle theft / Fire; • Damage due to break ins; • Tire damages; • Windshield damage; • General glass damage; • Impact with an animal; • Damages caused by back-up maneuvers; • Damages caused as a result of a natural disaster (hail, floods, storms); • Damages to the interior of the vehicle; • Replacement cost for lost keys or keys locked inside the vehicle.
COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE REDUCTION AGREEMENT. (Minimum charge of $182.00 will apply regardless of rental duration) Declined Initials: □ (Not available for rentals originating in Whitehorse between November 01 and March 31) CDW is available for CAD $13.00 per day up to a maximum of $390.00 per rental. CDW reduces the renter’s responsibility for damages covered by the CDR agreement from CAD $750.00 to ZERO. This agreement is available only in combination with the CDR agreement. The following damages are covered under CDW with $0.- (ZERO) deductible (exceptions are listed under clause #4): security deposit until the motor vehicle insurance company determines liability for the accident. If the motor vehicle insurance company notifies FRASERWAY that the renter is not at fault, FRASERWAY agrees to reimburse the security deposit immediately after receiving notification from the motor vehicle insurance company.
COLLISION DEDUCTIBLE REDUCTION AGREEMENT. (Minimum charge of $175.00 will apply regardless of rental duration) (Not available for rentals originating in Whitehorse between November 01 and March 31)

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