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a FREE
trial of the Avis Home Delivery car rental
Car rental company joins the home delivery
game and gives you a chance to WIN a FREE trial!
Avis has designed
a home delivery service that brings your rental
car straight to your door. Avis is delivering rented
cars to all 12 million households on the UK mainland.
Instead of hauling your luggage and passengers to
your nearest rental location, or taking public transport
miles out of your way, the Avis Home Delivery will
give great value for money, costing from as little
as £10 each way2. And for some lucky customers
it could be free! We’re offering you the chance
to WIN a FREE trial of the service at www.avis.co.uk/homedelivery.
The Avis’ ‘We Try Harder’ policy
means that they would like to give customers what
they want. ,” The new Home Delivery service
brings car rental to any household on the UK mainland,
six days a week, offering a convenient, time-saving
travel solution for everyone.
Have your say about Avis Home Delivery on the We
Try Harder Blog: http://wetryharder.co.uk/?p=4232
Avis Home Delivery
costs £10 per delivery or collection to non-London
postcodes up to 20 miles; £1 per additional
mile thereafter. £25 per delivery or collection
to London postcodes. Conditions apply – visit
www.avis.co.uk/homedelivery for full details.
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Things you have to be aware of:
Even though road rage is rare, sadly they
do exist. The most trivial of incidents can spark a road
rage situation, so to help reduce your chances of becoming
involved in a road rage incident, drive with consideration
for others, keep your distance from other vehicles and try
to avoid eye contact with other drivers. If you are confronted,
we recognize that it is not easy but try and remain calm
and don't react angrily or with violent gestures.
Keep an eye on your belongings: If possible
take someone else with you, especially when driving at night
on unfamiliar roads. Lock all valuables and bags in the
boot. Smaller items you need to keep handy should be kept
in the glove compartment or out of sight under a seat. If
you must keep items nearby, secure them with a seat belt
- through the handle of a briefcase or bag for example.
This will also protect occupants from flying objects in
a collision.
If you have one, use a mobile phone to let
someone else have your car details. Have useful numbers
pre-programmed into your mobile so that you can call someone
quickly if necessary.
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