Why do we have two rental car sites? You may remember a few weeks ago we answered this question, and that it boiled down to choice. We then went on to point out the differences between World Wide Reservations and RC365. The choices came down to convenience v price.

Well, yes. But don’t be surprised if you aren’t asked for it. This is very much a case of better safe than sorry.

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Compare the market by all means but know the differences as knowledge is power.

As with all things, this is relative. If you dream of hiring a soft top sports car, luxury coupe or vintage VW campervan, there are cheaper options. First, work out what you need and then decide if you can afford what you want.

Good question. After all, they can be a nuisance when it comes to parking and refuelling. And however good the hire company, the general hassle of paper work, picking-up and returning can be a pain. You also need an idea of the rules of the road at your destination and some of us find driving a chore wherever we are.

If you're planning to hire a car either here in the UK or abroad you may need to show a code from 8 June 2015, as the paper counterpart of photocard driving licences is being replaced with a new online system that day.

Many first time car rental clients are unaware of many of the things you should know and check prior to driving off in your rental car. Following the 10 check points will give the user a very good grounding in the essentials leaving you to get on with enjoying the driving experience.

There is nothing worse than going to the car rental agency just to realise that you have forgotten your driver’s license back home.

You may wonder why we are offering to plant a tree, for free, each time you hire a car with World Wide Reservations?

In the UK, and many countries worldwide, mature drivers wanting to rent come up against age barriers which stop them from doing so.