THE STATE OF HEALTH OF CAR RENTAL IN ITALY

In Italy, the car rental sector is growing . And this is good news! It is difficult to make a comparison between Italian and foreign data, since in Italy the situation is rather confusing. In fact there is no clear distinction between short-term rental , long-term rental and other types.

What would be the right moves to further improve the rental status in Italy?

For example, in Belgium, every time a vehicle is repaired in a workshop, the kilometers traveled up to that point are recorded, so that the status of the vehicle is precisely monitored.

The other all-Italian problem is the bureaucratic issue. For example, to have the license plates in Italy you have to wait for the civil motorization, which sometimes ends up and creates long waiting lists, while in countries such as England for companies it is possible to print the plates independently thanks to a machine.

Many changes should affect the corporate car industry, for example, with the ability of employees to enjoy greater benefits and incentives, as well as the simple use of a company car. And if, for example, we also provide incentives to use other vehicles and not just the car? A hypothesis that would be good for everyone, from traffic to the environment. There would be more space for car sharing and the quality of life would also increase. If the employee can choose how to move and is not forced to choose a car rather than another, he can opt for a small car for business trips and a larger vehicle for holidays and other trips.

Renting a car remains a winning idea in many cases, not only for leisure travel, but also for business trips.
We hope that companies will promote this way of moving for their employees.
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