To pick up a rental car, you typically need to present a valid driver's license, a credit card, and proof of insurance.

The standard age requirement to rent a car is typically 21 years old.

The usual business hours for picking up a rental car are typically from 9am to 6pm.

You usually pick up a rental car at the airport.

The process for dropping off a rental car typically involves returning the car to the same location where you picked it up, filling up the gas tank, and removing all personal belongings from the car.

The standard grace period for returning a rental car is typically 30 minutes.

The consequences of returning a rental car late typically include late fees and loss of deposit.

If you need to extend your rental period, you should contact the rental car agency as soon as possible and pay for the additional days in advance.

The usual procedure for reporting damage to a rental car typically involves contacting the rental car agency immediately and filing a police report.

The best way to avoid problems when picking up or dropping off a rental car is to arrive early, read the rental agreement carefully, and inspect the car thoroughly.

The purpose of the walk-around inspection when picking up a rental car is to identify any existing damage to the car and to ensure that the car is in good working condition.

If you notice damage to the rental car during the walk-around inspection, you should report it to the rental car agent immediately and take pictures of the damage.

The best way to protect yourself from rental car scams is to rent from a reputable company, read the rental agreement carefully, and inspect the car thoroughly.

If you have a problem with your rental car during your trip, you should contact the rental car agency immediately.