DEPARTURE CHECK LIST

BOOKING:
You are given a bill when you make confirmation of your reservation which you must present when you take charge of the vehicle. Thi includes a payment slip which you must send to us along with the payment balance due one month before departure.
In the case of payment at time of delivery: this must be made by check made out to the Bretagne Escape regional correspondant!

DEPARTURE:
To make your departure as easy as possible don't forget to arrive with the following documents:
A means of payment for the deposit:
-The vehicle deposit, 1800 euros ( made out to Bretagne Escape. fr)
-the cleaning deposit, made out to the regional correspondants to be fully or partially cashed according to damage undergone, cleaning undone, dirty water + W.C. tray none-evacuated, full fuel tank not returned, minor vehicle degradation, missing or broken crockery or cutlery noted at the inventory.

DRIVING DOCUMENTS
Driving licence: the driver must be in possession of an ordinary driving licence allowing vehicle use up to 3.5 T. This will be demanded at deparutre in order to confirm the information given at booking.

It is obligatory for all the motor-home drivers.

VEHICLE DOCUMENTS
-Registration documents: to be presented at possible police check.
-Insurance certificate: green card plus tax disc posted on the windscreen, valid for one month after the date written on the document.
-Accident report:in case of an accident, to be filled in by both parties. Bretagne-Escape must be contacted as soon as possible.

VEHICLE BERTH
The number of people aboard the motor-home must not exceed the number of berth mentioned on the registration document. It is link with the weight allowed by the vehicle with a maximum of 6 people. The only exception are children under ten years old who account for half a berth.

LUGGAGE SPACE
Your motor-home has a wardrobe and enough luggage space for the number of people on board, but take care not to take to many suitcases or bags with you, because the space in the luggage areas is fairly limited in certain models.
It's a good idea to stock heavy objects at the bottom of the vehicle in the vehicle boots so as to conserve good road handling.

EQUIPMENT
We remind you that our vehicles are not equipped with bedding, pillows or blankets unless you have subscribed to a bedding option: single or double bed option.
You can consult and print the list of the standard on board inventory.

TAKING CHARGE OF THE VEHICLE
Don't hesitate to ask questions about how a certain apparatus work for example, it's best to always try it yourself so as to be sure about how to use it.
Our correspondants will be delighted to spend up to an hour of their time explaining how different on board equipment works: this will allow you to benefit from their experience thus avoiding disagreeable situations due to a bad use of the motor-home.
Gas
Each motor-home is equipped with 2 bottles of gas, one in use and the other full. This is more than enough for traditional 2 to 3 weeks holidays (Except in winter time when one must expect to use 13 kg of propane per week). These bottles must be closed when on the road!
Electricity
You have at least 2 batteries aboard, one for the engine and one or several auxiliary batteries for the passenger compartment. On the road, the alternator automatically charges the 2 batteries. If you stop off for more than 2 days somewhere, you are advised to survey the power level of the auxiliary battery but a breakdown is particularly uncommon.
Running water
A pump keeps pressure on the system providing hot and cold water.
Levels
A general chart is provided summing up the tests needed to know the levels of clean and used water as well as the level of the auxliary battery.
Water emptying
This sign means a motor-home service area. You can fill up with 100 l of water free of charge or for 2 euros and you can also have an hour's electricity recharged. In these service areas you can also change your used water and your WC tray free of charge.

Openings
The window and skylights must be closed while on the road so as not to be ripped off by the wind.
Driving
The motor-home is more than 2.5 m wide, 6 m long and between 2.6 m and 3 m high. Drivers must be particularly vigilant concerning height.
Responsibility
In the case of ice: it is your responsibility to keep the heating on non-stop and to put the appropriate antifreeze liquids in the reservoirs.
In the case of the theft of your personnel belongings: you are responsible.
In the case of an accident: fill-in a accident report stating the responsibility of each driver in the accident.

PARKING
You can park just about anywhere, the most important thing is to use common sense, limiting any damage which might be done to other drivers' vision or concentration. This will continue to make motor-homes welcome in different towns.

FILLIN UP WITH WATER
You will be able to find service areas specially designed for motor-homes in major town areas. You will find the Service Area directory, which is issued every year at the beginning of April, aboard the motor-home. Most service stations offer it free of charge.

TOLLS
Although they only have a single axle, the motorway toll companies demand between 35 and 50% more for motor-home than for family cars.

FUEL CONSUMPTION
All our vehicles have diesel turbo engines, their fuel consumptiion varies according to driving speed. In normal driving conditions , at 90 km per hour, a motor-home consumes about 20 litres per hundred km, but in externe mountainous conditions or at speeds between 110 and 130 km per hour. This consumption can increase by about 20 to 35%.

COUNTRIES COVERED BY INSURANCE
The following countries are covered by all-round mtor insurance: Austria, Albania, Andorra, Belguim , Bulgaria, Bosnia Herzegovinia, Switzerland, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, France, Finland, the United Kingdom, Greece, Hungary, Croatia, Italy, Israel, Iran, Irak, Island, Luxemburg, Latvia, Malta, Morocco, Moldavia, FYROM, Norway, the Netherlands, Portugla, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tunisia, Turkey, the Ukrain, Yugoslavia.
In in doubt refer to the list of countries on the back of the green card.

SEAT BELTS
In conformity with French legislation, all the seat belts aboard our motor-home are of 3 points. They are obligatory for users seated towards the road, seats turned away from the road are exempt.

DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Family pets are allowed on board most motor-homes ( certain have specific rules concerning the transport of animals). The motor-home must be returned in a state of utter hygiene.

MAINTENANCE
You are entrusted with a motor-home in perfect working order, you must take care to drive it in a responsible manner. You must regularly check tyre pressure, oil level and different engine levels throughout your trip.


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Head office: BRETAGNE ESCAPE. Fr 41 avenue de la Gare 35480 MESSAC-RENNES
FRANCE
fax:0299 347 570

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INTERIOR INVENTORY OF FIXTURES

AT DEPARTURE TIME / NOTED DETERIORATION / AT RETURN TIME

Cabin

Dining space

Kitchen

Beds

Toilet cubicle

At the return of the vehicle both parties have noted the damage mentioned above:they have agreed that this will be compensated by the following deduction of the deposit:

DRIVING LICENCE
Place of issue
N°
Date
Signatures at departure time
The vehicle must be returned
USED WATER EMPTIED
W.C. TRAY EMPTIED
INSIDE CLEAN

Outside cleaning is Bretagne Escape's responsibility!

A set price of

The price to be established by quotation made by a professional

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Signatures at return time