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Will car hire insurance cover me if I pick the car up at one location and return it to another?
We explain the ins and outs of one way car hire, and how a one way car hire insurance policy may affect you.
As far as your car hire excess insurance policy is concerned it makes no difference if you drop your hire car off at the same car rental station you collected it from, or whether it was a one-way car hire.
You do not need to have the car checked at your original car hire office, as long as it returned to an authorised office from the company you have rented it from.
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This content was last reviewed on 17/10/2018
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General Car Hire Insurance Questions Answered
- Do I need Car Hire Excess Insurance when I rent a car?
- How does your car hire excess insurance work?
- Can I just buy an insurance policy, or do I need specific dates to be able to buy my insurance?
- What Does All Inclusive Car Hire Insurance Cover?
- Does my car rental agreement already include insurance?
- Why are there restrictions on UK usage?
- Can a hire company refuse to accept a car hire excess policy?
- Are other people travelling with me covered?
- Is damage to windows and tyres covered?
- Can I purchase your Excess Policies if I am not a resident of the UK?
- Will car hire insurance cover me if I pick the car up at one location and return it to another?
- Will car rental firms preauthorise on my credit card when I have car hire excess insurance?
- Are there credit cards which offer Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) or Excess Insurance?
- Which insurance do I need for my car hire?
- What cars are covered by car hire insurance?
- What do you mean by annual policy? Can I use it throughout the year?
- What is covered by the Theft insurance included in the car rental price?
- What is Personal Accident Insurance (PAI) and do I need it?
- What is Personal Effects Cover (PEC) and do I need it?
- Do I need car hire cancellation insurance?
- How good are these companies at settling claims?
- Can I buy car hire excess insurance when I am not in the UK?
- Does it cost more for additional drivers?
- Does it matter what time of day I collect or return my hire car?
- What if I have a problem printing or downloading the car hire insurance document?
- Do you cover vehicles such as Camper Vans, Caravans and Motor Bikes?
- What does breakdown cover on car hire excess insurance include and how does it work
- No Excess Car Hire - What does this include?
- What do zero excess car hire insurance policies offer?
- What if I am unable to open my MoneyMaxim email with my car hire or car hire excess insurance quotes on?
- My car hire is for 31 days. Should I take a daily 31 day car hire excess insurance policy or an annual policy?
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- What if I need a policy to cover two groups?
- Does deductibles mean the same as excess?
- Can I use excess insurance to cover peer-to-peer hire?
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- Can I cover two or more lead drivers on one policy?
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- What does Daily Car Hire Excess Insurance mean?
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- Can travel insurance also provide car hire excess insurance?
- How far in advance can I buy car hire excess insurance?
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Excess Insurance Questions Answered
- Do I have to have Excess Cover?
- What Cover is Provided by Car Hire Excess Cancellation Insurance?
- What are the restrictions on the Annual Excess Policies?
- In which countries is Excess/Super CDW charged?
- In which countries is Excess/Super CDW not charged?
- What is Excess Waiver Insurance?
- How do I make a Claim on my Excess Insurance?
- How are Excess Insurance Claims handled?
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- Is the price displayed a daily or total cost?
- What Countries are designated European for Excess Insurance?
- Do I need to buy a second excess insurance policy for an additional driver?
- Does Excess Insurance cover Bodywork Claims?
- Excess Insurance covers the under-body, roof and tyres but does it cover me if I have an accident?
- How do I know what the excess limit is for my hire car?
- Does Car Hire Excess mean I wouldn't have to pay for anything?
- Do I still have to provide my credit card for the excess on my hire car when purchasing a policy from you?
- Will a car hire accident claim affect my car no claims bonus?
- Make Sure Your Car Hire Insurance Claim is Valid
- How large does my excess insurance limit need to be?
- When is the best time to get Excess Insurance?
- What is European Car Hire Excess Insurance?
- Do Worldwide Excess Insurance Policies cover you everywhere in the world?
Questions on CDW & SLI Policies for the USA and Canada Answered
- What are the features of a Combined CDW, SLI and Excess policy?
- How are Worldwide Policy Claims handled?
Combined Worldwide CDW, SLI & Excess Policy Questions Answered
- What are the requirements for car rental insurance in the USA and Canada?
- What are the features of the CDW/LDW & SLI Policy?
- What are the restrictions on the CDW/LDW & SLI Policy for the USA and Canada?
- Is independent car hire insurance suitable for fly-drive holidays?
- How are SLI/CDW Claims handled?
- What cover is provided by the Combined Worldwide CDW, SLI & Excess Policy?
- If I purchase a Collision Damage Waiver and Supplementary Liability Insurance Policy, am I fully covered for car rental insurance in the USA and Canada?
- Is Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) the same as Loss Damage Waiver (LDW)?
- What Cover is Provided with an SLI Policy?
- What does the term Collision Damage Waiver mean?
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Car Hire Companies - Your Insurance Questions Answered
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Your Driver related Questions Answered
- Young Drivers (under 25 years old)?
- Am I too old to hire a car?
- Are other people travelling with me in my hire car covered?
- What are the age limits on Car Hire Insurance policies?
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