Trust & Safety

For Customers


As a customer, there are a few things you can do to promote trust and safety when renting a car.


  • Research the car owner / host before booking:
  • Look for reviews and ratings from previous customers, and make sure they has a good reputation.


  • Read the rental agreement carefully:
  • Make sure you understand the terms of the rental agreement, including any fees or charges that may be added to your bill.


  • Inspect the vehicle before you drive it:
  • Check the exterior and interior of the vehicle for any damage, and report any issues to the car owner / host before you drive off.


  • Follow the rules of the road:
  • Familiarize yourself with local traffic laws and drive safely to protect yourself and others on the road.


  • Keep your personal and financial information secure:
  • Be cautious about sharing personal or financial information with anyone, and make sure to protect your information when making online bookings or payments.



For Car Owner / Host


As a car owner or host, there are a few things you can do to promote trust and safety for your customers.


  • Keep your car well-maintained:
  • Regular maintenance and inspections can help to ensure that your car is safe to drive and less likely to break down.


  • Notify your customers to follow traffic laws and practice safe driving habits:
  • By following traffic laws and driving safely, it can help to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries on the road.


  • Protect personal and financial information:
  • Be cautious about sharing personal or financial information with anyone, and make sure to protect your information when making online transactions or sharing it with others.


  • Install security features:
  • Consider installing security features such as alarms or GPS tracking devices to help protect your car from theft or damage.


  • Insure your car:
  • Make sure you have the appropriate insurance coverage for your car to protect yourself and others in the event of an accident or other unexpected event.