MotorcycleRental

Yes, the minimum age requirement is 23 y/o for motorcycle rental.

The refundable security deposit is P2,000.00 for motorycle rental.

Additional requirements for cash-only deposits:

• Additional Valid Government ID
• Current Proof of Billing or Valid Company ID

Yes, we offer vehicle delivery for an additional fee. The minimum charge is P300.00, but the exact amount may vary based on your location. Please contact us for a quote.

We can deliver rental cars to a variety of locations, including airports, hotels, and other designated areas. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs and location.

We recommend giving us at least 24 hours’ notice to arrange for vehicle delivery. However, we may be able to accommodate shorter notice periods depending on availability.

Foreigners who hold a valid driver’s license issued by the road authorities of their home country can drive here in the Philippines for up to 90 days after their arrival, provided that their license is in English. If the foreign driver’s license is not in English, the foreigner should have an official English translation from the local embassy of the issuing country.

If you plan to drive and stay longer than 90 days, you must get a local driver’s license from the Land Transportation Office (LTO).

Source: LTO Philippines

Yes, you are allowed to add one (1) additional driver only. We require all drivers driving licenses before the rental and should accept the rental terms and conditions.

If the car’s bodywork gets damaged, the most you’ll pay towards repairs covered by the Collision Damage Waiver is the Paticipation Fee. This cover is only valid if you stick to the terms of the rental agreement. It doesn’t cover other parts of the car (e.g. windows, wheels, interior or undercarriage), or charges (e.g. for towing or down time), or anything in the car (e.g. child seats, GPS devices or personal belongings).

• Motorcycle – P5,000.00
• Economy Car/Sedan –  P10,000.00
• Mid-Size Sedan/MPV/Minivan/Pick-up Trucks – P20,000.00
• Vans/SUV – P35,000.00

*Subject to change without prior notice.

Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)

A car’s basic damage coverage protects you if the car’s bodywork gets damaged. Like most types of coverage, Collision Damage Waiver almost always has an excess, which is the part you’d have to pay towards repairs if the bodywork gets damaged. The participation fee/deductible amount varies depending on the type of car, but it’s usually between P10,000.00-P35,000.00.

Collision Damage Waiver covers only the car’s bodywork, so if there’s any damage to the windows, wheels, undercarriage, interior or any personal belongings, for example, you would pay the full cost of repairing the damage and any administration charges.

Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI)

Supplemental Liability insurance typically covers damages to other people’s property (e.g. their cars) as well as medical costs for other people’s injuries in an accident for maximum coverage of P100,000.00 for property damage and P100,000.00 for physical injury.

At Saferide Car Rental, we follow a full-to-full fuel policy. This means that when you pick up your rental vehicle, it will have a full tank of fuel, and we kindly request that you return it with a full tank as well.

One-way fee will be charged if the vehicle rented will be returned to another rental location.

An additional charge will be added to the agreement for pick-up and return outside our office hours.

Under Age Fee applies to the following:

Drivers 18-22 years old will be charged 1,000/day for:

• Motorcycle
• Sedan
• Minivan
• Van
• Pick-up Truck
• Sport Utility Vehicle

Drivers 23-29 years old will be charged 1,000/day for:

• Van
• Pick-up Truck
• Sport Utility Vehicle

In case of vehicle breakdowns or unavailability of the vehicle due to uncontrollable events, we will replace or upgrade the vehicle to the next vehicle category available.

• Unlimited Mileage
• Insurance

Vist our Terms of Use page for our Terms and Condtions.

• Check if anyone is hurt
• STOP. NEVER move the vehicle until instructed by the police.
• Call us for assistance or the Police (911)
• Take pictures
• You can use the early warning device to divert traffic or hazard lights.
• Seek for Medical Attention
• Exchange information with the other driver
• File and Secure a Police Report