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Originally Posted by ChessieMom
You must not be very old yourself. Of COURSE it's legal. Just go try and rent a car before you are 25.  Just because you turn 18, there is no magical maturity wand that gets waved over you.  And obviously, businesses have to take this into consideration. They would be foolish to do otherwise. |
No, actually I'm older than dirt, or at least that's what my kids tell me.
Back in ye olden days most places
did consider you an adult at 18. I don't ever remember that kind of thing happening when when I was that age.
Perhaps this is more of a problem when it concerns large groups, or in areas that are popular with the spring break crowds?
My own kids are early twenties but apparently have never run into this sort of issue. They haven't been turned away from renting with friends at hotels or lake cabins or things of that nature, can't speak to the car rental as that's never come up.
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