Returning Rental Cars and Miscellaneous Charges Sample Clauses

Returning Rental Cars and Miscellaneous Charges. All rental cars must be returned to the city of origin. The vehicle must be returned in the condition received and at the specified time and day to avoid additional charges. Due to the nature of Xxxxxxx Networks’ business, if a one-way rental is required, the employee must obtain approval from their project manager prior to departure. MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT SCHEDULE Q – SERVICE PROVIDER’S TRAVEL AND LIVING EXPENSES Prior to returning the rental vehicle, it is Company policy that the employee will ensure the vehicle has a full tank of gas to avoid refueling fees by the car rental company. • Fuel charges are reimbursable. • Fill up option MUST NOT be selected. • The employee is responsible for any unnecessary miscellaneous charges incurred on rental vehicles. • Abuse of, or intentional damage to, a rental vehicle is strictly prohibited. The employee is held responsible for any costs associated with these actions.
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