TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Renter’s Agreement with Owner
When Renter signs the Rental Agreement Summary Renter accepts these terms and conditions annexed to the Rental Agreement Summary and/or as displayed on the digital tablet and/or the Rental Agreement Jacket (together, the Agreement). The terms and conditions of this Rental Agreement are entered between Renter (as named on the Rental Agreement Summary) and Owner. Owner is for rentals originating in the UK: UK Accident Repair LTD Unit2 Camps Industrial Estate EH278DF Owner and Renter are the only parties to the Rental Agreement Owner intends to rely on this Agreement. If Renter require any changes, Renter shall make sure to ask for them to be put in writing. This can help avoid any problems about what Renter expects from Owner and what Owner expects from Renter.

Rental Period
Renter has the right to use the Vehicle until the return date indicated on the Rental Agreement Summary (“Rental Period”). Subject to the following conditions, Renter may choose to return the Vehicle before the end of the agreed Rental Period and thereby terminate this Rental Agreement early.

Use of the Vehicle
Eligibility: Renter must be in the possession of a driver’s license valid in the country in which the rental originates and valid for the vehicle category applicable to the Vehicle, at least 21 years of age unless otherwise expressly agreed between the parties. Authorised Drivers: Only the Renter is permitted to drive the Vehicle unless Owner expressly permits additional drivers who meet the eligibility requirements for Renters in section above (“Authorised Drivers”).Prohibited Use of the Vehicle: The Vehicle must not be used: by anyone other than Renter or an Authorised Driver; for hire or reward; or any illegal, wilful or deliberate purpose causing injury, loss or damage to property or person; for racing, pace making, testing the Vehicle’s reliability and speed, or teaching someone to drive; while the driver is under the influence of alcohol, narcotics or drugs’ go to countries or places other than in the UK: Overloaded with more passengers than seatbelts, to transport children without the legally required car seats, or otherwise in violation of the legally prescribed safety precautions; to propel or tow any other vehicle or wheeled equipment, unless the Vehicle is fitted with a trailer baller and Renter has express permission from Owner on unpaved roads, racetracks, and test courses; to transport easily flammable, toxic, or otherwise dangerous substances; in a careless or reckless manner; in or on that part of any aerodrome, airfield, airport, or military installation designed for the take-off, landing, taxiing, or parking of aircraft and aerial devices, including any associated service roads, fuel supply areas, ground equipment parking areas, aprons, maintenance zones, and hangars; if the Vehicle is a commercial vehicle, to transport goods with a weight heavier than that Authorised for the Vehicle, or to transport goods deficiently distributed or badly secured, or to provide a courier service without Owner’s written permission; or in contravention of the applicable law where the Vehicle is used, or of this Rental Agreement. Hand over of Vehicle: The Owner shall hand over the Vehicle to Renter in a good and roadworthy condition and equipped as required according to the safety regulations of the country where the Owner is located (e.g., first aid kit, spare wheel, and/or warning triangle, as required by applicable law). Renter is required to check the Vehicle’s and the equipment’s condition immediately after handover. If Renter notices any damage to the Vehicle or other discrepancies, Renter shall immediately inform the Owner in order for Owner and Renter to document such damages or discrepancies in writing. Such document on existing damages and/or discrepancies (“Current Condition Document”) will serve as proof of the Vehicle’s condition at the time of handover.

Renter’s Main Obligations
Renter is required to always lock the Vehicle and secure all of its parts when it is left unattended; return the Vehicle with the same fuel level as at the time of handing over unless otherwise agreed between Owner and Renter; not let anyone work on the Vehicle without Owner’s express permission. If Owner grants such permission, Owner will only give Renter a refund if Renter has a receipt for the work performed; check oil and water levels and tyre pressure at regular intervals during the Rental Period; stop using the Vehicle as soon as possible and contact Owner as soon as Renter becomes aware of any fault with or malfunction of the Vehicle. In particular, Renter must take into account any warning lights that may appear on the dashboard of the Vehicle; bring the Vehicle back to the agreed return location at the end of the Rental Period in the same condition as it was when it was handed over by Owner according to the Current Condition Document except for any usual wear and tear. A member of Owner’s staff will inspect the Vehicle to check the condition of the Vehicle. When returning the Vehicle to the return location during business hours, Renter will remain responsible for the Vehicle and its condition until the inspection is completed or for one (1) hour after its return, whichever is the shorter period. If Renter is permitted to return the Vehicle to the return location outside of business hours, Renter remains responsible for the Vehicle and its condition until it is inspected by a member of Owner’s staff within 2 hours of the start of the next business day. If Renter chooses to leave the Vehicle with a third party selected by Renter, Renter remains responsible for the Vehicle and its condition until it is inspected by a member of Owner’s staff; check that Renter has not left any personal belongings in the Vehicle before Renter returns the Vehicle; pay any administrative fines, fees, charges, costs, penalties, or other fines that are imposed, issued or incurred in connection with the Renter’s usage of the Vehicle during the Rental Period (including usage of the Vehicle by Authorised Drivers or other third parties who are permitted by Renter to use the Vehicle), such as fines or fees for illegal parking or speeding, non-compliance with bus lane, congestion charges, tolls or violations of the rules of the highway or traffic offence or contravention in any country, in all cases, to the extent permitted by law and not caused by Owner; to use the appropriate fuel as indicated in the Vehicle; and not to unseal or tamper with the kilometer or mileage indicator. In case of an accident or if the Vehicle is lost or stolen, Renter is required to do the following: Renter shall report the accident, theft or loss to Owner as soon as possible by any means and confirm this promptly in writing (email is sufficient) to Owner no later than 2 business days in case of a theft and in all other cases 5 business days, from the moment Renter becomes aware of the event; Renter shall report any theft or loss (or where appropriate, any accident) to the police as soon as reasonably possible and confirm this promptly in writing (email is sufficient) to Owner; to the extent permitted by law, Renter or any driver shall avoid admitting responsibility to anyone in relation to the accident;) Renter and any driver shall request the names and addresses of everyone involved, including witnesses, and provide them to Owner; Renter and any driver shall promptly forward to Owner any notices or other documents relating to any legal proceedings arising out of the accident, theft or loss; Renter shall cooperate with Owner and Owner’s insurers including responding to requests for full and true information and provide assistance in any matters or legal proceedings including allowing proceedings to be brought by Owner in Renter’s name and defending any proceedings brought against Renter; and Renter shall return the original keys or any other device which unlocks the Vehicle and/or enables the Vehicle to be started to Owner.

Rental Costs and other Charges; Additional Services
Rental Costs also include charges for mileage exceeding the included mileage, charges for additional services or protection products, such as Damage Waiver, Road Assistance Protection, Additional Insurance Coverage as applicable to the specific rental of a Vehicle and as stated on the Rental Agreement Summary. If the Rental Agreement Summary indicates “day = calendar day”, one day is a complete or partial calendar day from the start of the Rental Period. Owner may require a security deposit, as stated in the Rental Agreement Summary, at the commencement of the Rental Period which can be used as security for any future claims which Owner has against Renter in connection with the Rental Agreement. Owner will not pay any interest on the security deposit and Owner is under no obligation to hold the security deposit in any account separate from its own assets. Subject to the conditions set out in section 7 and 9, Owner will refund the security deposit and any additional security within a period of 90 days from the date of the return of the Vehicle, or, if the Vehicle is lost or stolen, within a period of 90 days from the agreed end of the Rental Period, to the extent that the security has not been used to satisfy the secured claims under this Rental Agreement. Renter shall pay to Owner on demand: any additional charges, such as for an Extended Rental Period, for any late return of the Vehicle after the end of the Rental Period; all penalties, fees, fines and court costs for parking, bus lane use, fines and road tolls, for all roadway infractions or other Vehicle-related offences which are assessed against the Vehicle, Owner, Renter, any Authorised Driver or any other person Renter permitted to use the Vehicle, until the Vehicle is returned, unless caused through Owner’s own fault;an administration fee in the range of £ 5 to 45 for processing any fines or offences against the Vehicle, Owner, Renter, any Authorised Driver or any other person Renter permitted to use the Vehicle during the Rental Period, unless caused through Owner’s own fault; a collection fee of up to £ 150 based on the actual costs of abandonment incurred by Owner if the Vehicle is not returned to the original rental branch indicated in the Rental Agreement Summary; and a cleaning fee of up to £ 100 if Renter fails to return the Vehicle in good condition due to unusual wear and tear, including but not limited to smoking in the Vehicle or coarse soiling, to compensate Owner for the costs incurred as a result of such failure. Renter shall pay any value added tax and all other taxes (if any) payable on any of the Rental Costs. Acceptable payment methods are credit card and debit card.. Owner may disclose Customer Personal Data. To law enforcement or similar bodies, For information regarding the retention period for Renter’s Personal data, please see Owner’s Privacy Policy on Owner’s website .Renter has the right to: access and port Renter’s personal data (including in certain cases in a commonly used, machine readable format); have Renter’s personal data rectified (where it is inaccurate or incomplete), have Renter’s personal data erased where Owner no longer has any legitimate reasons to process it; have Renter’s personal data restricted; object to Owner’s processing of Renter’s personal data in certain circumstances; and lodge a complaint with the applicable supervisory authority. If Renter has any queries in relation to Owner’s use (including disclosure) of Customer Personal Data pursuant to the Rental Agreement as described in this section 6, please contact Owner in writing or by using the Contact Us section of the Privacy Policy on Owner’s website. Additional information about Owner’s processing of Renter Personal Data may be provided as and when required and / or applicable.

Third Party Liability
Unless the words “3RD PARTY COVER INCLUDED” appear on the Rental Agreement Summary, If valid motor third party liability insurance is available on any basis to Renter, Authorised Driver(s) or any other driver, and such insurance satisfies Road Traffic Act 1988 (as amended by the Road Traffic Act 1991), Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 for rentals originating in the UK or the Road Traffic Acts 1961 to 2014 for rentals originating in Ireland or any other legislation currently in force in any jurisdiction in which the Vehicle is operated during the Rental Period, that insurance is primary and Owner’s motor fleet insurance policy will not cover the use of the Vehicle by Renter, any Authorised Driver(s) or any other driver (as the case may be), unless otherwise agreed between Owner and Renter. Renter is required to report the claim to Renter’s insurer and comply with the terms of any applicable insurance policy. Renter is required to disclose details of any such insurance to Owner or Owner’s insurer upon Owner’s request. If such insurance is available to Renter, but does not cover the relevant third party claim, Renter agrees that Owner or Owner’s insurers may handle the third party claim on Owner’s behalf through Owner’s motor fleet insurance policy, and that Owner will have the sole right to settle any claim as Owner may decide is necessary, and Renter assigns any rights available to Renter under Renter’s insurance policy to Owner, which includes allowing Owner to make a claim under any policy in Renter’s name. Renter agrees to fully cooperate with any claim that Owner or Owner’s insurer may make against Renter’s insurer in such circumstances. If the insurance available to Renter, Authorised Driver(s) or any other driver (as the case may be) does not pay any third party the damages they are entitled to as a result of Renter’s, Authorised Driver(s)’ or any other driver’s failing to comply with the terms and conditions of that policy, Renter will have to repay on demand all costs incurred by Owner or Owner’s insurers in settling and handling the claim. However, if the words “3RD PARTY COVER INCLUDED” appear printed on the Rental Agreement Summary, or If no valid third party liability insurance is available on any basis to Renter or any Authorised Driver(s) or if otherwise agreed between Owner and Renter, and provided Renter and any Authorised Driver(s) are in compliance with the Rental Agreement, the use of the Vehicle by Renter and any Authorised Driver(s) will be covered, subject to all terms, conditions, limitations, exceptions and exclusions, under Owner’s motor fleet insurance policy against claims from a third party alleging injury, death or damage to property, as required by the Road Traffic Act 1988 (as amended by the Road Traffic Act 1991), Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 for rentals originating in the UK or by the Road Traffic Acts 1961 to 2014, Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981 (as supplemented and amended from time to time) for rentals originating in Ireland or any other legislation currently in force in any jurisdiction in which Renter operates the Vehicle with Owner’s permission. Renter may request a copy of Owner’s insurance policy. The policy gives the insurer the sole right to settle any claim as they may decide is necessary. Renter agrees to fully cooperate and assist Owner and Owner’s insurers in the investigation of any third party claim. If Owner’s insurers are required to make any payment to a third party as a result of the use of the Vehicle which involved a breach by Renter or any Authorised Driver of any of the terms and conditions of the Rental Agreement or of Owner’s motor fleet insurance policy, Renter will have to pay on demand all sums paid by Owner’s insurers in relation to the claim. This is in addition to any damages or other equitable relief which Owner may legally claim as a result of the breach. If Renter provides false information in relation to any third party claim, or if Owner or Owner’s insurers suspect fraud, Owner may notify fraud prevention agencies and databases, and Renter may be prosecuted.

Termination of Rental Agreement
The Rental Agreement terminates with the lapse of the Rental Period or the Extended Rental Period, as applicable, or as otherwise stipulated in this section . Renter may return the Vehicle and terminate the Rental Agreement early at any time during the Rental Period for any reason by returning the Vehicle and in accordance with the terms Owner may terminate the Rental Agreement with immediate effect if Renter commits a material breach of the Rental Agreement or if security risks for Renter, Authorised Drivers or other third parties require an immediate return of the Vehicle. A violation of Renter’s obligations is a material breach. Upon termination of the Rental Agreement, if Renter fails to return the Vehicle to the agreed return location, Owner may repossess the Vehicle, and Renter is liable for any reasonable costs involved in repossessing it. Termination of the Agreement does not affect any rights or remedies provided by law which exist at the date of termination. Any parts of the Agreement which by implication continue after such termination are not affected. Owner may notify the police if Renter operates the Vehicle after end of Rental Period or Extended Rental Period, as applicable.

Liability
Owner has the sole right and responsibility to repair the Vehicle, and the decision as to whether to repair the Vehicle, and the timing of such repair (and whether multiple incidents of damage caused by different renters will be repaired at the same time), is at Owner’s sole discretion. Renter shall pay to Owner on demand in accordance with applicable law Owner’s costs incurred when collecting payments due from Renter, including legal fees and court costs (if the court issues a judgement in Owner’s favour).In the event of damage to or loss of theft of the Vehicle or a part or accessory thereof from the time of the commencement of the rental up until the time of the inspection, Renter may be liable for the following costs, charges and other damages: The charges invoiced to Owner by the repair facility for the specific repair of the Vehicle, or replacement of the part or accessory; a bona fide estimate of the cost to Owner of the repair of the Vehicle, or replacement of the parts or accessories (as applicable) calculated by reference to Owner’s standard list of minor repairs (which has been independently verified and is available upon request) or by an estimate provided by a repair shop. The amount invoiced to Renter for any repairs will be lower than the manufacturer suggested retail price but may be higher than Owner’s cost, because the invoiced amount will not reflect any rebates which Owner may subsequently receive from the repair shop or supplier based on Owner’s volumes of purchases and long term relationships, and may not include any economies of scale where damage caused by different customers are repaired simultaneously; To the extent that any repair does not fully restore the value of the Vehicle, a reasonable sum for the diminishment of value as determined by an independent motor engineer; In the event that the total estimated repair cost is greater than the value of the Vehicle minus the salvage value, an estimate of the retail value of the Vehicle immediately prior to the damage, as independently verified, less the salvage value; an estimate of the pre-theft or pre-loss retail value of the Vehicle, as independently verified; and Any towing, storage and impound fees reasonably incurred by Owner as a result of the damage to, loss or theft of the Vehicle during the Rental Period. Owner is responsible to Renter for foreseeable loss and damage caused by Owner. If Owner fails to comply with these terms, Owner is responsible for loss or damage Renter suffers that is a foreseeable result of Owner’s breaking this contract or Owner’s failure to use reasonable care and skill. Loss or damage is foreseeable if either it is obvious that it will happen or if, at the time the contract was made, both Owner and Renter knew it might happen, for example, if Renter discussed it with Owner on the Rental Agreement Summary. Owner does not exclude or limit in any way Owner’s liability to Renter where it would be unlawful to do so. This includes liability for death or personal injury caused by Owner’s negligence or the negligence of Owner’s employees, agents or subcontractors; for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; for breach of Renter’s legal rights in relation to the services. Owner is not liable for business losses. Owner only supply the services for domestic and private use. If Renter uses the services for any commercial, business or re-sale purpose Owner will have no liability to Renter for any loss of profit, loss of business, business interruption, or loss of business opportunity. For rentals originating in the United Kingdom, the following applies in addition to the above: Renter is responsible for all charges, even if Renter has asked someone else to be responsible for them or Owner has billed or collected them from a third party. Renter agrees that Owner, having notified Renter, will compute and debit the final charges from Renter’s credit and/or debit card (which was presented at the time of rental) if that is the form of deposit or security being used, as shown on the Rental Agreement Summary. All charges are subject to final audit. Where the rental of the Vehicle is consequent upon Renter’s own vehicle having been involved in an accident, and the replacement Vehicle has been provided to Renter on a credit basis, payment of the charges due under the Agreement are deferred for a period not exceeding 11 months from the date of the Rental Agreement. At the end of the deferment period the amount due becomes payable in one single payment. No interest or other charges is payable during, or in respect of, the deferment or credit period. The credit amount is for a fixed sum which is the daily charge / charges multiplied by the number of days of the Rental Period.

Indemnity
To the extent permissible by law, and upon Owner’s request, Renter shall indemnify, and hold Owner and Owner’s employees, agents, and representatives (“Indemnified Party”) harmless from all losses, liabilities, damages, injuries, claims and demands (to include reasonable costs and expenses arising therefrom) culpably caused by Renter in connection with the Rental Agreement and asserted by third parties against Indemnified Party, unless the losses, liabilities, damages, injuries, claims and/or demands are covered by the protection product(s) selected by the Renter and purchased from Owner

Governing Law / Alternative Dispute Resolution
The Rental Agreement is governed by the laws of the country in which the Owner is located and in which the rental originates.. For rentals originating in the UK, Owner agrees to alternative dispute resolution. Renter can submit a complaint to the BVRLA via their website at http://www.bvrla.co.uk/advice/guidance/using-bvrlas-conciliation-service. The BVRLA will not charge Renter for making a complaint and if Renter is not satisfied with the outcome Renter can still bring legal proceedings.

Miscellaneous
If at any time any part of the Rental Agreement is held to be or becomes void or otherwise unenforceable for any reason under any applicable law, the same is deemed omitted from the Rental Agreement and the validity and/or enforceability of the remaining provisions of the Rental Agreement is not in any way be affected or impaired as a result of that omission. A full copy of Owner’s complaints procedure is available to Renter upon request from any of Owner’s rental branch. Owner shall send any written notices provided under this Rental Agreement to the address Renter provided on the Rental Agreement Summary. Renter shall send any written notices provided under this Rental Agreement to the address specified above.Even if Owner delays in enforcing this contract, Owner can still enforce it later. If Owner does not insist immediately that Renter does anything it is required to do under these terms, or if Owner delays in taking steps against Renter in respect of Renter breaking this contract, that will not mean that Renter does not have to do those things and it will not prevent Owner taking steps against Renter at a later date. For example, if Renter misses a payment and Owner does not chase Renter but Owner continues to provide the services, Owner can still require Renter to make the payment at a later date.

Jurisdiction
If Renter lives in England and Wales, Renter shall bring legal proceedings in the English courts. If Renter lives in Scotland, the Renter can bring legal proceedings in either the Scottish or the English courts. If Renter lives in Northern Ireland, Renter can bring legal proceedings in either the Northern Irish or the English courts. If Renter lives in the Republic of Ireland, Renter shall bring proceedings in the Irish courts.