1. Communication: Maintain clear and prompt communication with the host throughout the rental process. This includes requesting the rental, confirming details, and addressing any questions or concerns. Be respectful and responsive to ensure a smooth and efficient rental experience.

2. Booking Confirmation: Once you have found a suitable vehicle, make sure to confirm the booking with the host. Follow their instructions for booking and payment, and ensure that you receive a confirmation of the reservation. Double-check the dates, times, and location details to avoid any confusion.

3. Vehicle Inspection: Upon receiving the vehicle, thoroughly inspect it for any existing damages or issues. Take note of any scratches, dents, or other damages and inform the host immediately. It is important to document the vehicle’s condition to avoid any disputes regarding responsibility for damages.

4. Adherence to Rental Terms: Respect and adhere to the rental terms and conditions set by the host. This includes following any mileage limits, fuel requirements, and return policies. Driver’s license restrictions should be taken into account before booking a vehicle, Host has the right to cancel the booking at any time if it does not meet the requirements. Familiarize yourself with the rental agreement to ensure a smooth and compliant rental experience.

5. Care and Maintenance: Treat the rented vehicle with care and respect. Drive responsibly and follow all traffic laws and regulations. Avoid smoking, eating messy foods, or causing any unnecessary damage to the vehicle. Regularly check the vehicle’s fluid levels, tire pressure, and overall condition during the rental period.

6. Timely Return: Return the vehicle to the designated location at the agreed-upon time. Ensure that the vehicle is clean and in the same condition as when it was rented. If you anticipate any delays or need to extend the rental period, communicate with the host as soon as possible to make necessary arrangements.

7. Fuel Refilling: Return the vehicle with the same fuel level as when it was rented, unless otherwise specified by the host. If the vehicle requires refueling, make sure to do so before returning it. Keep all fuel receipts as proof of refilling, if necessary.

8. Reporting Issues: If you encounter any issues or problems during the rental period, promptly inform the host. This includes mechanical issues, accidents, or any other concerns related to the vehicle. Follow the host’s instructions for reporting and resolving such issues.

9. Cleanliness: Return the vehicle in a clean and tidy condition. Remove all personal belongings and trash from the vehicle before returning it. If the vehicle was provided with any additional amenities, ensure they are returned in the same condition as when you received them.

10. Reviews and Feedback: Provide honest and constructive feedback about your experience with the host. This helps other renters make informed decisions and allows hosts to improve their services. Similarly, if you had a positive experience, leave a review to show appreciation for the host’s efforts.

11. Security Deposit: Many hosts require a security deposit to cover any potential damages or violations of the rental agreement. The deposit is typically collected before the rental begins and is refunded after the vehicle is returned in the agreed-upon condition. Make sure to review the host’s security deposit policy and understand the terms and conditions associated with it.

12. Documentation: Keep all necessary documentation related to the rental, such as the rental agreement, insurance information, and contact details of the host. This documentation can be helpful in case of any disputes or issues that may arise during or after the rental period.

13. Compliance with Laws and Regulations: Follow all applicable laws and regulations while using the rented vehicle. This includes traffic laws, parking regulations, and any other relevant rules. Failure to comply with these laws can result in fines, penalties, or legal consequences.

14. Respect for the Host’s Property: Treat the rented vehicle as if it were your own and respect the host’s property. Avoid using the vehicle for any illegal activities, off-road driving, or excessive wear and tear. Be mindful of the host’s personal belongings and any rules they may have regarding the use of their vehicle.

15. Communication in Case of Issues: If you encounter any issues or problems during the rental period, communicate with the host as soon as possible. This includes accidents, breakdowns, or any other unforeseen circumstances that may affect the rental experience. Prompt communication allows the host to assist you and make necessary arrangements.

16. Additional Fees and Charges: Be aware of any additional fees or charges that may apply during the rental period. This can include fees for additional mileage, late return, cleaning, tolls, or any other specified charges. Familiarize yourself with the host’s pricing and fee structure to avoid any surprises.

17. Community Contribution: As a renter, you are part of a larger peer-to-peer car sharing community. Respect the community guidelines and show consideration for other renters and hosts. This includes being punctual, returning the vehicle on time, and leaving reviews or feedback to contribute to the community’s trust and transparency.

By fulfilling these responsibilities, you contribute to a positive and respectful peer-to-peer car sharing community. Remember, each rental may have unique terms and conditions, so it is important to carefully read and understand the rental agreement provided by the host.