Trips abroad Sample Clauses

Trips abroad. The Renter/driver has to inform themselves about the traffic regulations and laws of the countries visited with the caravan during the rental period as well as the transit countries and to comply with the applicable traffic regulations. The Renter is only entitled travel in the caravan in European foreign countries. Contrary to this principle, trips to Bulgaria, Greenland, Iceland, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine and the Canary Islands, Madeira or the Azores are not permitted. If the Renter intends to drive in these countries or countries outside Europe, he shall only be permitted to do so following prior, express, approval by the Rental Company. The Renter is prohibited from taking trips to crisis areas and war zones.
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Trips abroad. Ride in some countries may be limited. Restrictions on driving may include trip to the countries of former Yugoslavia (except Croatia, Slovenia), the former Soviet Union, Albania, Bulgaria and Romania. Ride to countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, the Benelux countries ... without charge. Ride to other countries under the agreement.
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Trips abroad. Clause 1 - Applicable Provisions
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Trips abroad. It is not possible to travel outside Sardinia, it is possible to visit the Sardinian islands by ferry. Claims for compensation to the lessee for defects for which the lessor is not responsible are excluded. Any defects in the camper or its equipment detected after the start of the rental must be reported to the landlord in writing when the vehicle is returned. Any right to compensation for defects reported after delivery is excluded, except in the case of hidden defects.
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Trips abroad. Trips abroad are only permitted in countries within the local area of validity of the insurance taken out by teslify. a) The insurance in accordance with Clause 14 applies to loss events occurring in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein, in the states of Europe and in the Mediterranean rim and island states. In the case of transport by sea, the insurance cover is not interrupted if the place of departure and destination are within the local validity. b) However, the insurance does not apply in the following countries: Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine, Russian Federation, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Algeria, Lebanon, Libya and Syria. c) teslify reserves the right at any time to prohibit foreign travel - irrespective of the local scope of the insurance - to other countries as well. The hirer must inform himself/herself about the special traffic regulations in force in the countries through which he/she will pass during the journey. In particular, the renter must independently take care of the vehicle and other equipment required by law in the respective country when travelling abroad. These are at the expense of the renter and are not covered by teslify. All fees required for foreign journeys, such as road tolls, foreign vignettes, environmental badges, toll charges or the like, are the responsibility of the hirer and shall be borne by him. These are not included in the rental price. If the residence of an agreed driver is within the European Union (EU), there may be customs restrictions when crossing the border. Before the vehicle crosses the border into the customs territory of the EU, the hirer must inform himself/herself about the relevant regulations and is responsible for complying with them. In the event of non-compliance, the renter shall be liable for any resulting costs and shall be obliged to fully indemnify teslify against any costs incurred.
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Trips abroad. A trip abroad ordered by the employer is reimbursed for travel expenses and accommodation. In addition, daily allowances are paid on the basis of what has been separately agreed between the employer and the employee in accordance with the principles of this agreement.
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