General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
car insurance in USA	17-Jan-2010 At 9:17:59 AM	JamesMc
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My experience was that car hire in USA is incredibly cheap, and insurance is incredibly expensive. (When I looked at the hire price, I thought it was just a bit more than in Australia, then I realised I was looking at the weekly rate, not the daily rate. They really stung me for insurance though.) I'd suggest hire a car and get travel insurance that covers driving. Alternatively get yourself a credit car that pays for insurance (eg Amex) and use that to hire the car. If you do want to buy a car, might be better to buy it in Nevada or wherever you go that's not CA. No trouble with an Australian licence when hiring in America. JamesMc

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