Tips For Turo Guests

You must be 18 or older to book with a peer-to-peer host and 21 or older to book with a Commercial Host.
Guests who book with peer-to-peer hosts can choose a protection plan through Turo. 
Guests ages 18-21 who book with a peer-to-peer host must choose either the Minimum or the Standard protection plan. They can’t decline a protection plan nor can they choose a plan other than one of these two.  

Bring your permanent driver’s license when you come to pick up the car. If you have a temporary license and want to verify that it will be valid for your trip, you need to contact Turo.
The host cannot give you the car if you don’t present them with a valid license.
Complete a check in and document the vehicle’s condition, mileage, and fuel.
Take photos, so Turo can support you in case of a reimbursement dispute.
Guest is responsible for returning the car in the same condition in which they received it. Photos of the car are the only way to document its condition.

Renters are responsible for paying the cost of tickets that result from illegal driving or improper parking. If the ticket is related to the car, it’s self-renters will not be responsible for paying the cost of the ticket.

To book a Deluxe Class car, guests must: be at least 30 years old
pay a security deposit