What happens if you crash a getaround car?

Getaround will assist with calling roadside assistance 24-hours a day and we will get someone out there to help you as soon as possible. If you arrange to have the car towed, you are responsible for any towing and related storage fees.

What happens if I dont pay Getaround?

If a guest is late, Getaround will automatically extend their trip and charge them for it. If Getaround is able to collect a late return fee from the guest, Getaround may compensate the host for each hour the guest as much as $30/hour up to a maximum of $300.

How does Getaround insurance work?

The Getaround policy provides coverage for incidents that occur during a trip, and both you and the host are covered by our policy. Like most insurance policies, the Getaround policy carries a Damage Fee applicable to physical damage to the car, for which the guest is responsible.

Can someone else drive my Getaround car?

You shall not permit any other person (an “Unauthorized Driver”) to drive the Getaround car that you have reserved, regardless of whether the Unauthorized Driver has a valid Getaround account and would otherwise be an Authorized Driver if they had reserved the Getaround car that you booked.

Is Getaround refundable?

If you cancel at least 48 hours before the start of your rental: you will receive a full refund minus the service fee, which is non-refundable. If you cancel less than 48 hours before the start of your rental: you will be refunded one half of your payment, apart from the service fee, which won’t be refunded.

How do I get unsuspended from Getaround?

1) Unpaid debt Note that the restriction is not lifted automatically. You’ll need to wait 2-3 days for the payment to reach us, then contact us to request that we lift the restriction.

Do you need car insurance to use Getaround?

No, you do not need insurance for Getaround. If you rent a car with Getaround in most states, the company automatically provides at least $50,000 in bodily injury liability coverage per person ($100,000 per accident), $30,000 in property damage liability coverage, and any other coverage required by state laws.

Who can drive Getaround?

You must be at least 21 years old. You must have a valid US driver’s license. You must have been licensed to drive in the US for at least 1 year (if age 23 or older), or at least 3 years (if under the age of 23) You must not have committed any major driving violations within the past 3 years.

How do I get a Getaround refund?

How to send a refund request following a cancellation: Go to ‘Your rentals > Relevant rental > Refund request following a cancellation’ within 24 hours of the cancellation to suspend the payment to the owner. After this period, you can no longer submit a request, and you will have to resolve the matter with the owner.

Can you end a trip early on Getaround?

If you wish to end your trip early you may do so once the vehicle is back at the home location. For more information, please see Ending a Trip. We are unable to refund unused time for trips that are ended before their originally scheduled start time.

Why was my Getaround account suspended?

Irresponsible or disrespectful behavior, such as: Returning the car in an unreasonably dirty condition. Returning the car excessively late. Letting someone drive the car without registering them as a secondary driver. Insulting or threatening another user or a Getaround employee.

What happens if you get in a car accident while renting a car?

If you need a rental car, you’re probably on a vacation or business trip. In any case, the last thing you need to worry about is getting into a car accident, and being held responsible for damage to the rental vehicle.

What to do if your rental car is damaged?

You need to stop renting your automobile once the auto shop repairs your damaged car. Once the shop repairs your vehicle, the insurance company is no longer responsible for rental fees. At the soonest moment, get your fixed vehicle and return your rental car.

What kind of liability insurance do I need for a rental car?

Liability Coverage. Liability coverage pays for property damage and medical expenses incurred by other individuals in a car accident you cause while driving the rental vehicle. This liability coverage offered by the car rental company will usually overlap with your personal car insurance coverage (assuming you own or drive a vehicle).

How do you pay for the rental car?

YOU’RE NOT AT-FAULT, HOW DO YOU PAY FOR THE RENTAL CAR? 1 Other insurance company pays In an ideal world, the at-fault drivers’ insurance company pays upfront. 2 Rental insurance Does your insurance policy include rental coverage? If it does, you can use your insurance to pay for the rental vehicle right now. 3 Pay out-of-pocket