Mitsubishi Xpander Cross 2025 2024

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renter must be 18 years old and above and have a valid Non pro or Pro drivers license, B (passenger cars) Know how to drive Automatic transmission. Renter must have an additional valid ID and proof of billing ROAD REMINDERS: Safety from Traffic Accidents: For sure, you’re no stranger to road traffic crashes, collisions with another vehicle, pedestrian, or stationary objects on the road. These types of accidents are preventable. Before getting behind the wheels, review these safety reminders: Drive within the prescribed limits: Speeding is one of the most common causes of road accidents. The rationale is simple: the faster you go, the less response time you’ll have for preventing a collision. Don’t text and drive. Another major cause of accidents is distracted driving. Leave your phone be and keep your eyes on the road. If you’re expecting an important call, set up your Bluetooth so you can pick up the phone hands-free. For messages, ask a family member or friend to respond for you. Drive during the day. Compared to nighttime travel, this is less risky since there’s a lot more visibility on the road. If you’re driving for more than a day, it’s ideal to have stopovers. It’s also best to have one or two more designated drivers throughout the trip to reduce driver exhaustion, which also increases the risk for accidents. As you make every effort to prevent accidents, it’s also important to know what to do in case you get involved in such incidents. Here are the top three things to do: Call authorities. If someone got hurt in the accident, medical practitioners must respond right away. Traffic investigators should be notified as well. Dial these numbers: MMDA: 136 NLEX-SCTEX: 1-35000 or (02) 8580-8900 SLEX: (02) 5318-8655, 0999-886-0893 (Smart), 0917-539-8762 (Globe), 0932-854-6980 (Sun Cellular) CAVITEX: (02) 165-8888, (02) 8683-8001, (02) 8683-8002 Capture what happened via pictures. Take photos of the accident, including the license plates of vehicles involved and the area you’re at. Collect the other driver’s information. Make sure to have their name, address, phone number, insurance company, policy number, driver’s license number, and license plate number. Write down a general description of the vehicle, including the make, model, year, and color.