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What are CDW and LDW ?
By: Tulip Race
What is LDW and CDW ?
LDW or Loss Damage Waiver and CDW is Collision Damage Waiver insurance!. LDW
and CDW is an insurance included in all international brands like Budget, Avis , Hertz
National and other inter brands. These LDW and CDW are coverages in the Car
Rental prices per day. These insurances provide comprehensive coverage to the
Renter for their rented vehicle damage, as well as Liability protectio against the
third party injury and death , also vehicle and property damage.
For the liability of bodily injury or death of any third person, including passengers
which are caused by an accidents, coveraged to amount of ( depend on the
different Car rental companies) per person or no exceeding to some amount per
an accident depend on term and condition of Car Rental companies. All the claims
shall be determined by the courts i different country depend on which location or
countries you using Car Rentals.
LDW and CDW from different Car Rentals companies having different term. Some
Car Rental company offers LDW or CDW coverage limit Renter responsibility to a
maximum of 250$ in the event of loss or damage to the rented vehicle which the
recovery can not be made from third party.
Let say in simple sentence that, The Renter the maximum exposure that the
renter will have to respond in the event of none recoverable loss or damage in
amount of.....for example 250$.
In some of the locations or countries LDW or CDW excess might be amount of "0"
So evrytie you sign an agreement read carefully, ask if you do not understand the
term or any question inquiry to you.
At the end we expecting that this aritcle will be useful to you
www.carrentcenter.com Team
written on 05 Junly 2006
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