LESSON 1 MIDTERMS Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

More commonly known as the BUS, has played a major role in the
surface travel industry throughout the world.

A

Motor coach

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2
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Motor coach first appeared in the year?

A

1890s

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3
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Introduced as the 102D3 and the 102DL3 in 1992 and 1994 respectively

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Model D4505

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4
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Introduced in 1998 as the 102EL3 and then became known as E400 in 2001

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Model E4500

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5
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Introduced in 2001 and has the height of 3.58m and the length of 13.89m

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Model J4500

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6
Q

may be intercity drivers (city to city), local transit operators (public
transportation within cities, or special-service drivers (charters, tours, and
sightseeing)

A

Bus Operators

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7
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assign drivers to buses and coordinate the movement of buses in and
out of the bus terminal

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Dispatchers

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8
Q

The car rental industry is almost as old as

A

automobile itself

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9
Q

Car rental companies have two main types of operations

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corporate and licensee.

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10
Q

Most of the larger firms, including Hertz, Avis, and National, have
mostly?

A

corporate operations

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11
Q

are usually part of a chain operation.
They often lease the cars from larger companies rather than purchase
and resell them.
.

A

Licensees

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12
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plans that allowed clients to travel as far as
they wanted for a flat fee w/in the allotted rental period

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Unlimited mileage

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13
Q

clients are allowed a certain number of free miles
each day and are charged from 20 cents to 30 cents extra for
each additional mile driven

A

Mileage cap

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14
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a standard charge for the day, usually with an
added amount for miles driven.

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Regular rate

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15
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a discount rate for weekends or holidays.

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Special rate

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16
Q

a discount rate for employees of companies with
a high rental volume.

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Corporate rate

17
Q

Four basic classes of rental cars

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*Subcompact
*Compact
*Standard
*Deluxe

18
Q

a small car.
Examples: Ford Escort, Dodge
Shadow, Nissan Sentra

19
Q

an average
size car.
Examples: Chevrolet
Cavalier, Ford Tempo,
Toyota Corolla.

20
Q

a full-size car.
Examples: Ford Thunderbird,
Chrysler Le Baron, Subaru
Legacy.

21
Q

a large luxury
car that usually comes
equipped with many areas.
Examples: Lincoln Town
Car, Cadillac Sedan de
Ville, Buick Century

22
Q

many companies allow clients to drop off their cars at any
location owned by the same company. However, there is usually an
additional drop-off charge for this service

23
Q

prices are much higher than those charged at most gas
stations, so clients usually save money by filling the tank before
returning the car.

24
Q

clients are liable for a special initial amount of damage
to the car.

25
provides coverage in case of bodily injury to the client.
personal accident insurance
26
a fee is charged if clients lose the keys.
Lost keys
27
run the rental office and supervise the rental representative
Station managers
28
sell the services of their company to airlines, travel agents and, and business accounts
Sales representatives
29
transfer customers between the airport and the rental lot.
Shuttle drivers
30
Very small cars that have few amenities, comforts, or options.
Subcompact or Economy
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Small cars that are a little larger than subcompacts are a bit more comfortable and comes with more options.
Compact
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Fairly small, these autos offer a good selection of options and can accommodate 3 or 4 people with comfort.
Midsize or Intermediate
33
Often called “Family Cars” these can accommodate more than 4 people comfortably and has many of trunk space and amenities.
Full-size or Standard
34
These cars ranks higher than full-size but aren’t as expensive as our next category.
Premium
35
These are among the largest and upscale cars you can rent.
Luxury or Deluxe
36
This is a catch all class which most car rental companies further subdivide into separate categories such as: SUVs, Convertibles, Vans, Minivans, Jeeps, Trucks, ETC
Specialty
37
Car rentals began back in what year?
1916
38
They are the reason for the origin of car rental industry
Saunders brothers
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The idea of operating car rental desks at airport locations was pioneered by?
Warren E. Avis