What does U-drive. mean?
U-drive. means Brit. A rental car.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Brit. A rental car.?
Brit. A rental car. can be abbreviated as U-drive.
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What does U-drive. stand for? U-drive. stands for "Brit. A rental car.". |
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How to abbreviate "Brit. A rental car."? "Brit. A rental car." can be abbreviated as U-drive.. |
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What is the meaning of U-drive. abbreviation? The meaning of U-drive. abbreviation is "Brit. A rental car.". |
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What is U-drive. abbreviation? One of the definitions of U-drive. is "Brit. A rental car.". |
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What does U-drive. mean? U-drive. as abbreviation means "Brit. A rental car.". |
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What is shorthand of Brit. A rental car.? The most common shorthand of "Brit. A rental car." is U-drive.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- car class. - The specific size, style, and rental price of a rental car.
- city break . - Brit. A short package holiday to a major urban destination, typically including hotel accommodations and, often, transportation.
- collision damage waiver. - Daily insurance that covers damage to a rental car.
- day tripper. - Brit. A person whose round-trip travel will be completed on the same day. On a longer leisure trip, a day tripper will make a series of one-day excursions to different locales to avoid changing hotels
- dome car. - A train car with a domed plexiglass top for sightseeing. Also called a bubble car.
- drop-off charge. - An add-on fee that may be assessed when a rental car or other rental vehicle is dropped off at a location other than the one where it was rented. Usually a flat amount.
- fortnight. - Brit. A period of two weeks.
- gap, gap year. - Brit. A year taken off by young people between levels of education or between graduating and starting work, often used for extensive travel.
- gastropub. - Brit. A casual tavern or restaurant serving fine food.
- hire car. - Brit. A rented car.
- license recoupment fee. - A fee charged by rental car companies to cover their cost of mandatory fees levied by the local or state government, usually to fund tourism related projects.
- mileage allowance, mileage cap. - The mileage a rental car may be driven on a single day without additional charge.
- on airport location. - A rental car company with a counter in the terminal building. See also off airport location.
- package. - 1. n. A travel product bundling several distinct elements, such as air travel, a rental car, and a hotel. A package is often distinguished from a tour by virtue of the fact that it combines fewer elem
- road-pricing. - Brit. A proposed tax scheme in which motor vehicles would be tracked by satellites and taxed according to when and how far they are driven.
- roundabout. - Brit. A traffic circle.
- unlimited mileage. - In a rental car, the absence of any per mile charge for miles driven.
- usage date. - 1. The date on which a travel product is used or consumed, for example the day on which a client checks out of a hotel or returns a rental car. 2. The date after which a commission will be due a trave
- weekend break. - Brit. A short holiday package of two or three days.
- Lemon - A bad car or one that it's no good. I purchased this new Chinese import car, and it turned out to be a lemon.