Things to note when renting a self-drive car during the holidays
With the 5-day holiday of April 30 and May 1, many people are in need of renting a self-driving car to serve their own and their family's travel needs. Below are some things to note for those who need to rent a self-driving car during the holiday.

Demand for self-drive car rental increases during the holidays. Photo: Minh Ha
Calculate the number of members moving
To have a smooth trip during the holiday, users need to have a careful plan when choosing a car. In which, the most important issue is the number of people traveling. If traveling with family, short distance, users can refer to small car models such as Kia Morning, Hyundai Grand i10...
If your family or group of friends has more than 5 members, larger and more powerful models like Mitsubishi Xpander or Toyota Innova will be suitable choices.
Check vehicle and related documents
This is an almost indispensable step when deciding to rent a self-drive car.
Before receiving the car, check every detail of the car carefully to limit the problems that may arise. If you find any abnormalities, report them to the owner immediately to ensure that the problem occurred before handing over the car.
In addition, it is important to carefully check the validity of your vehicle registration and other documents such as inspection and compulsory insurance certificates.
Read the car rental contract carefully
When renting a car, users need to prepare all necessary documents, especially deposits or valuable collateral. Careful preparation will help the contract to be signed more quickly.
Once you have agreed on the formalities, read the rental agreement carefully. Check the terms and conditions regarding any issues that may arise during the rental process.
Important information to note includes the type of car, year, license plate, color, quality of car, service package, rental price, delivery and return time, mileage limit, additional costs, and deposit or collateral amount. To avoid unnecessary disputes, take a photo of the terms and conditions for future evidence.