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What is acting reasonable?

What is acting reasonable? There is no defined extensive list however, circumstances where you are a patient in a hospital or have access to other vehicles is considered beyond what is reasonable https://flexicarrental.fis4exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/FDR-TEAM-720×720-1.mp4 FOR EXAMPLE Delayed Repairs Your damaged vehicle is at your repairer’s, awaiting a part that needs to be ordered due to […]

What is acting reasonable?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who Pays for the loan vehicle?

As the Not At-Fault party, you would not be liable for covering any of our hire costs as long as you have provided the correct information to our team and followed all terms and conditions listed on our paperwork when accepting possession of the replacement vehicle.

What type of assistance would be required?

At times, the At-Fault party insurer may make it difficult to claim charges. If we request your assistance this may come in the form of vehicle registration documents, licence copies, or in some cases appearing in a court setting, undertaking legal proceedings in the name of the renter against the third party.

What happens if the insurer doesn’t cover the costs?

As long as you fulfill all terms and conditions set out by our team, you will not be liable for the rental costs or legal/recovery fees involved in the process.

Do 3rd Party Rentals have any relationships with insurance companies?

3RD Party Rentals is an independent accident replacement vehicle company that acts on the request of the Not At-fault party. We have no relationships with any insurance providers within Australia.

How long can I use the replacement vehicle?

You can utilise the replacement vehicle provided by our team for either the duration of the repairs to your vehicle or until you have received payment for the total loss of your vehicle.

What sort of vehicle am I entitled to?

You are entitled to a vehicle that is considered “like for like”, meaning that you would be able to accept a vehicle of a similar size with the closest features and functions of your own.

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What is acting reasonable?

What is acting reasonable?

We are always ready.

Frequently Asked Questions