Where to stay in LA for a week? Car needed?
May 24th, 2023, 10:22 PM
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For comparison, you could look at my description of my trip to the Los Angeles area under United States, although it should be tagged as California. But my interests were art museums and parks. I rented a car. I spent over $800 on 8 days with the rental car. I suppose it is common for parents to be mortified for their kids who are 16-24 to drive. Which could be irrational. But I have no kids. I was 39 when I took my trip. It was my second time renting a car. Car rental companies not wanting to rent to people under 25 is fear-based and nonsensical.
Loadings for under 25 year olds represent the actuarial, risk based analysis of the statistics over many years which Cleary demonstrate a much higher incidence of RTAs involving under 25s. In much the same way , many companies will load rate for over 75 year old.
All for of irrelevant as far as this thread is concerned as I have already stated several times, our nieces will stick with public transport and Uber.
May 25th, 2023, 10:25 AM
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>> actuarial, risk based analysis of the statistics
actuarial science is cool stuff
>> will stick with public transport and Uber
maybe ask a mod to remove the "Car needed?" from the thread title
actuarial science is cool stuff
>> will stick with public transport and Uber
maybe ask a mod to remove the "Car needed?" from the thread title
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