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Hello, does it include free usage of expressways when picking up the car in Switzerland ? Switzerland Q&A

1 Answer pick upfreehigh speedswitzerland

Self-service payment is not difficult. It's best to watch others operate when they are in front of you. However, it seems that no one will come to deal with it or post a note even if it is overdue. Today we arrived in Florence. We drove to Michelangelo Square to watch the sunset, which was extremely beautiful. There is a large parking lot on Michelangelo Square. The first hour is 1 euro and the second hour and after is 2 euros ? Italy Q&A

1 Answer parking spaceself-servicepaymentpiazza michelangeloflorence

Drive for 2 days in Spain. Total 4 days. My credit card has been charged by Avis car rental for several months after I returned the car. Each time it's basically more than 40 euros. Could I have broken the law so many times while driving for 2 days? I can't believe it. I have paid for 3 months in a row, each time more than 40 euros. I'm crying. I drove very steadily on the road, an old driver for many years, and it's impossible for me to break the law so many times. Moreover, I have not received any violation records through email or regular mail. What's going on? I need an explanation ? Spain Q&A

1 Answer car rental agencyreturn the carviolationcredit carddeduction

It seems that I didn't express it correctly. I mean: the reason for identifying whether a parking place is charged is not about spending money, but if it is charged, you have to go around to find a parking card. If it is originally free, you don't have to spend time looking for it again, like the pink mosque parking lot in Putrajaya. Some car friends say it's free, but I'm afraid it will change to a charged one, so I'm a little confused. Thank you for the answers of my friends ? Malaysia Q&A

2 Answers chargeparking lotparkingfree

So you don't need to show off here. I have very little assets and income. Only poor people use credit cards to buy things, and there are consequences. What can you do with a few thousand yuan a month? In the end, I bought the house with credit cards... It burdened me for several years, and I only dared to come out and play after paying it off. If I didn't use credit cards, it would have been much easier to repay the loan ? United States Q&A

1 Answer credit card

I have been back in the country for a month and have received two small deductions, saying they are toll fees. I finally got the detailed bill from the US side, saying it is the cost of renting an etoll device (19.75 US dollars) and toll fees (four less than 10). There is no rental clause in my car rental contract, nor was it mentioned when I picked up the car. The sections we paid for were all manned tolls or credit card payments. How should I handle this situation ? United States Q&A

5 Answers contractpick up the carcar rental contractcredit carddeduction

The woman at the counter when I picked up the car this morning first asked about insurance. I said I had already bought it, and it was bought at SIXT, with a deductible of 0 euros. Then she printed out a slip and asked me to swipe my card. In total, it was 650 euros. I said the full amount was prepaid when I booked the car, so why did it cost so much? But she didn't say anything and kept urging me to sign. I wonder if I've been trapped ? Germany Q&A

2 Answers eurosixtpick up the carswipe cardinsurance

By the way, I want to remind everyone that when we went to Stratford, we visited Shakespeare's birthplace and parked the car in a roadside parking lot, where we paid the fee at the automatic payment machine. When we returned, we found a parking ticket on the car. It turns out that some of the parking spaces in this parking lot belong to private individuals or businesses, and permission is required to park there. The £100 fine was issued by the parking company, which is really frustrating. I'm not sure if this kind of situation is mandatory to pay ? United Kingdom Q&A

1 Answer traffic ticketsparking lotparking spaceparking spaceparking

What is the road condition like when driving in Santorini? Is it easy to park? Thank you ? Greece Q&A

4 Answers parkingroad conditionssantorini

Yesterday went to a scenic spot to buy tickets, 31 tickets, gave me 100 and asked me to give him 50, so I listened, came back and looked at it, the 50 was missing a corner and couldn't be spent, because before I took out the money, this was my only 100, so this 50 missing a corner must have been given to me on purpose, for those of us who are used to electronic payment at home, we still need to check if the money is missing a corner ? Turkey Q&A

2 Answers electronic paymentpaymentbuy a ticketelectronicattractions

In fact, it's almost the same as in China. If you are a good driver in China, you will have no problem in Canada! When you rent a car, the website will tell you about the traffic rules and insurance in Canada. The service is very good. There is no toll on Canadian highways. The drivers there drive very strictly. When our domestic traffic is also like this, it will be a real strong country. Gasoline is cheaper than in China, about 5.6 RMB per liter, and there are differences in different places. Remember to fill up the gas (87 octane) if you have the chance ? Canada Q&A

3 Answers insuranceoilgasolinetraffic rulesservice

So suggest people rent cars with credit cards and make sure your credit cards have rental car insurance. My card has it, so I don't have to buy any collision insurance. After getting home, I just fill out an online claim form, upload all the photos, documents, and credit card records when I rented the car, etc. Two weeks later, I received an email saying the claim was approved, and all the windshield fees that the rental car company deducted from me were returned to me. They asked me how I wanted them to send the money to me ? New Zealand Q&A

1 Answer claim settlementgo onlinecredit cardswipe cardinsurance

I just returned to my country, and overall it was safe and sound. I didn't encounter any thieves, and my car was also in good condition. First of all, the safety education is quite sufficient, and the journey was like fighting monsters, but in reality it wasn't that scary. Italy's famous attractions not only have police, but also armored vehicles and armed soldiers, making it difficult to imagine how thieves and scammers would operate. Secondly, don't be tempted to park on the roadside. I always use paid parking lots, and there are people watching over them in Pisa. In addition, Italy may have an average economic situation, which is reflected not only in prices, but also in the scarcity of black people. Even in the capital Rome, there are slightly more black people, but even they look down on Italy. Finally, let's talk about ztl. Italy's historic districts are relatively small and essentially tourist attractions, so parking outside the ztl will not cause much inconvenience ? Italy Q&A

1 Answer ztlpoliceparking lotparkingattractions

Is Italian refueling manual or self-service? Must the credit card be a chip card? Can you briefly introduce the refueling process ? Italy Q&A

7 Answers credit cardsim cardoilgo for it!self-service