ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — One of the nation's best-known car-rental corporations is promising to disclose fees it charges customers for toll-road services.
The Florida Attorney General's Office said Tuesday it had reached a settlement agreement with Avis Budget Car Rental System over fees it was charging for toll-road services.
The company owns Avis, Budget and Payless rental car companies.
The Attorney General's Office says the companies didn't do a good enough job of disclosing to customers that they would be charged for using a service that pays for the tolls, as well as for the tolls themselves.
Under the terms of the settlement, the companies must clearly state that customers will be charged $3.95 a day for the service and that there are other ways to pay tolls other than the service.
