Sorry...another Alamo Brit question...

[-kat-]

Hey there guys can someone please tell me if they've ever had to present their copy of the Brit Guide when collecting their vehicle?

[Guest]

Nope. No book needed.

[-kat-]

Cool...thanks for that! I thought maybe the fab discount was too good to be true but apparently not

[k l is excited]

I wondered about this too. Their prices are a lot cheaper than their competitors so think we will be using them next year.

[HairyPotter]

I'm a big worrier so I bought the book and will stick it in my hand luggage just in case. Will come in handy to read on the plane as well.

[Chris106]

I've used Alamo/brits four times now since 2010 and never been asked for the Brits Guide,but I've always had a copy anyway! (good book and handy to keep in the hire car for info on different places to visit).

[Guest]

Originally Posted by -kat-

Hey there guys can someone please tell me if they've ever had to present their copy of the Brit Guide when collecting their vehicle?

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Staff would not know what it is and most Dibber's have never seen one.

[-kat-]

Good to know guys ...mind at rest...thanks!
I might actually buy one for reading on the plane though...I'm not into flying so it might take my mind of the 36000 ft drop

[Guest]

Used Alamo Brits for the first time this summer. Picked up at Ft Lauderdale and dropped of at Orlando 3 weeks later.

Pre registered License so not even a Q to have to join when we arrived. Straight thru to a small podium next to the cars. Showed a guy my booking form and he didn't even look at it. "Mid Size SUV - take your pick from the line keys are in the ignition. Show your form and license at the guy at the security gate when your driving out".

Could not have been easier. Will definitely use again.

[adsy83]

it does say online tho that "You may be requested to present your copy of the Brit Guide in order to qualify for your rental at time of pick up."

hmmm, think i might buy a copy just to be safe!