Rental Car Research Articles

Legal Analysis Of Embezzlement Of Rental Four Wheeled Motor Vehicles In Criminal Law Perspective

This study aims to explain the factors that cause the crime of embezzlement of rental four-wheeled motor vehicles, obstacles in overcoming it and the efforts made by law enforcement in combating crime of rental four-wheeled motor vehicles. The Data obtained in the writing of this article was done with literature and Field Research. Literature research was conducted to obtain secondary data by studying laws and books, while Field Research was conducted to obtain primary data by studying, reviewing cases and interviewing respondents and informants. From the results of the study, it is known that the cause of the crime of embezzlement of rental four-wheeled motor vehicles is due to economic factors, factors of Community Legal Awareness, utilization of opportunities, not using a driver or Key Release System, and weak security system factors. Obstacles in overcoming the factor of facilities and infrastructure, people who are apathetic in helping the police, the difficulty of presenting witnesses who know the incident the perpetrator or defendant in getting the goods, and the car that was embezzled has been mortgaged to a third party. The efforts made are to carry out raids or patrols carried out in a directed and regular manner against motor vehicles and their letters to ensure that the vehicle is not a vehicle obtained from the results of criminal acts, especially theft and embezzlement. It is recommended to every car rental service owner to not only supervise, but also to improve the security system so that there is no more embezzlement of rental cars and law enforcement must be more active in making efforts both preventive and repressive efforts in the case of criminal acts of embezzlement of rental four-wheeled motor vehicles.

ID Asks/Kenneth Werner

ID Asks/Kenneth Werner

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Absensi Karyawan Berbasis Web Pada PT. Mandiri Cipta Sejahtera

Internet technology is needed to get information faster. One of the information technology is used to carry out employee attendance activities. PT. Cipta Mandiri Sejahtera (Morena Rent), a company engaged in car rental, carries out attendance activities for its employees. Morena Rent takes attendance using a finger print machine. However, employee fingerprints are sometimes not detected, the attendance data storage is full, and queues occur when employees gather to take attendance, therefore a computerized system is needed that can solve the problem. The method used for this research is to use the Waterfall model using the PHP and MYSQL programming languages. Web testing is carried out using blackbox. The results of this research are to design and build a web-based information system program that is expected to reduce system absence problems. With this website, it is hoped that employees can input absences properly without any more errors, making it easy for the admin to process absence data and leave requests.

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The Influence of Brand Awareness Customer Value and Customer Satisfaction on Interest in Renting Daya Cipta Sejati (Dcs) Cars in Cinere Depok

This study aims to analyze the influence of Brand Awareness, Customer Value and Customer Satisfaction on Renting Interests at Daya Cipta Sejati (DCS) car rentals in Cinere Depok. The research method used is a quantitative method and uses multiple linear regression analysis with processing using Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) version 23 with data collection methods through questionnaires to 100 respondents using the Daya Cipta Sejati (DCS) car rental. The results of this study indicate that the variable Brand Awareness has no positive and significant effect on Renting Interests for Daya Cipta Sehati (DCS) car rentals. Customer Value has a positive and significant effect on Renting Interests for Daya Cipta Sehati (DCS) car rentals., and Customer Satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on Re-Lease Interests for Daya Cipta Sehati (DCS) car rentals

On the Benefit of Combining Car Rental and Car Sharing

On the Benefit of Combining Car Rental and Car Sharing

Аналіз перспектив розвитку проєкту каршерінгу

The article is devoted to the project analysis of the development of urban car sharing systems, which attract an increasing number of users, with a statement of their current state. The analysis presented in the article covers the systems operating in Europe, Asia and North America, contains a formal forecast that presents the prospects and opportunities for achieving the desired level of development in 2020-2025. Car sharing, as a model that complements urban transport services, based on short-term rental of cars offered by operators in urban areas. Its concept is similar to car rental systems, with the only difference being that cars hired in less than an hour. Car sharing is one opportunity that fits into the idea of a sharing economy. According to this idea, business models based on using popular online platforms to provide short-term use of services or goods. Recently, car sharing has become a popular mode of transport, especially in cities. Explores the concept of car sharing, its various business models and its impact on the transportation industry. The advantages and disadvantages of car sharing for users, providers and society as a whole analyzed. The analytical rationale examines the challenges faced by the car sharing industry such as competition, regular challenges, and technological advancements. An example of car sharing in Ukraine presented, highlighting the peculiarities of the local market and the potential for future growth. The case made that car sharing has the potential to revolutionize the way people move around cities, but its success depends on the ability of providers to adapt to the changing needs and preferences of consumers. Monitoring the daily rental and its duration, as well as a number of other parameters, should help to respond by regulating the number of vehicles available in the carsharing system. Due to the limited space in the city, urban areas must be adapted to the needs of residents, deviating from car-centric concepts. Such a combination can reduce traffic jams in city centers and contribute to the reduction of the negative impact of transport in cities from an ecological point of view. Maintaining balance is the basis of sustainable urban development, and the car sharing initiative is one of its main features.

PENGARUH HARGA, KEPERCAYAAN DAN KUALITAS PELAYANAN TERHADAP LOYALITAS PELANGGAN PADA PERUSAHAAN JASA RENTAL MOBIL DI KABUPATEN GRESIK

This research aims to analyze and determine the influence of price, trust and service quality on customer loyalty in car rental services in Gresik Regency. The data collection method used is questionnaire data with a quantitative approach. The research instrument uses a Likert scale and the technique used uses a Non-Probability Sampling technique with an Accidental Sampling approach. The population is all customers at car rental services in Gresik Regency by taking a sample of 110 customers. The data analysis method used is multiple linear regression analysis using the SPSS statistical test tool. The research results show that the Price Variable partially has a significant effect on Customer Loyalty in Car Rental Services in Gresik Regency. The trust variable partially has a significant effect on customer loyalty to car rental services in Gresik Regency. Partial service quality does not have a significant effect on customer loyalty to car rental services in Gresik Regency. The variables price, trust and service quality simultaneously have a significant effect on customer loyalty to car rental services in Gresik Regency.

ANALYSIS OF THE CRIMINAL ACTION OF EMBRACTION AGAINST CAR RENTAL (A Research in the Legal Area of the Medan District Court)

Formula problem on study This is application follow criminal fraud sale car for sale return to others, factor happening follow criminal car rental scam so that resulted car for sale to others too effort what is given so that follow criminal resulting car rental scams car for sale No spread wide to society . As for who became objective from study ie For knowing the application of the criminal act of fraudulent selling of cars to other people, knowing the factors of the occurrence of criminal acts of car rental fraud resulting in cars being sold to other people and knowing the efforts made so that the crime of car rental fraud which resulted in cars being sold did not spread widely to the public. Results study This show Application follow criminal fraud embezzlement rental car arranged based on chapter 372, 373, 374 and 375 of the Criminal Code. Based on a number of cases that have outlined on part before , offender embezzlement car snared with demands 4-6 years confinement prison. Factor reason happening follow criminal embezzlement car among them is factor economics, factor ignorance consequence law, factor exists opportunity / chance And factor weak system security rental party. Efforts that can done in countermeasures follow criminal embezzlement rental car ie through action preventive And repressive . Action preventive covers search background behind or reason tenant rental car, request guarantee form of personal data in a manner complete, check vehicle before lease, use driver Alone as well as make letter clear agreement. Action repressive covers enhancement effectiveness police in reveal doer, do investigation And investigation in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code criminal , tracking And collection accurate evidence.

Stock Market Performance of the US Hospitality And Tourism During the Covid-19 Pandemic

In this study, the stock market performance of the travel and leisure industry during the COVID-19 pandemic is investigated by use of the three-regime Markov switching model. The analysis employs daily data for six subsectors (airlines, gambling, hotels, leisure services, restaurants and bars, as well as travel and tourism) for the US from January 2018 to November 2021. Estimation results provide strong evidence of regime switching behavior with wide differences across subsectors during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. A longer duration of high volatility characterizes the airline and leisure services indices. These sectors exhibit the most pronounced downturn that was not fully recovered in November 2021. In contrast, the period of high volatility in the restaurant, gaming, and hotel industries is relatively short, and stock market performance recovers almost to the general trend. Of all subsectors, restaurants and bars experience the shortest duration of high volatility, limited to the second quarter of 2020. The stock market indices for the travel and tourism industry (mainly car rentals) are also highly volatile, but this pattern was observed already before the pandemic.

Research on Influencing Factors of Car Rental Price Based on a Linear Regression Model

The car rental becomes more and more prevalent as a way of road trips or daily use in the United States. Making the strategy of arranging the type and distribution of vehicles is a great challenge for car rental companies to attract customers. Linear regression is used in this study to analyze the impact of potential factors of vehicles on ratings from customers. These linear regression models are generated based on 5286 sets of data. The result shows that the type of electric vehicles, body style of SUVs, and new vehicles stimulate the increasement of the satisfaction of customers. In contrast, the body style taken has a negative relationship with customers’ ratings. Furthermore, renter trips taken has little impact on customer reflection compared to the age of vehicles. The purpose of this study is to provide a reference for companies to build proper strategies based on customer’s reviews to improve their business.

Matching supply and demand for free-floating car sharing: On the value of optimization

After a promising ramp up, free-floating car sharing is about to establish itself as a mainstream mobility option in many urban areas. This form of short-term car rental allows users to begin trips wherever they are offered an available car and end them at their most convenient position. Current implementations are not based on optimization; each user decides locally whether to place a short-term reservation among available cars. This paper evaluates the potential gains for a car sharing provider if, instead, a sophisticated optimization algorithm is applied to match demand and supply centrally. For this purpose, we formulate the car-request assignment problem, provide a heuristic solution approach, and show how to apply it in different booking processes. Specifically, we compare the status quo with different optimization-based matching approaches, where either the booking with all its details is instantaneously confirmed to the customer or only a service promise is accredited, but the final specification of the car is postponed. Furthermore, we differentiate whether incoming customer requests are collected for a short batching interval and then jointly optimized, or if each customer receives immediate feedback. In an computational study, based on generated and real-world data, these five different booking policies are benchmarked in a dynamic environment where new requests appear over time. The computational tests also evaluate the impact of no-shows, late car returns, and the application of relocators. The results reveal that, once customers are willing to accept an altered booking process, an optimization-based matching mechanism promises considerable improvement of services.

Implementasi Aplikasi Berbasis Website Rental Kendaraan Berbasis PHP & MYSQL

Information technology is a very important means ofinformation for a company. Information is expectedto facilitate work or activities to achieve goalsoptimally. With the increasing popularity of theinternet, many business fields, especially large-scaleones, have provided online services, but this is notthe case for small and medium-sized businesses suchas the car rental business, by utilizing web servicesthat contain information and ordering applications, itis hoped that they will become promotional mediaand will expedite the ordering process. The researchmethod used in building a rental car bookingapplication with web services is by means of needsanalysis, system design, database design, and screendialog design.

Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Penyewaan Kendaraan pada CV. Bita Jaya Mandiri

Car rental is a four-wheeled vehicle rental business. CV Bita Jaya Mandiri is a company engaged in car rental services, auto service and body repair. In the process, the problems that occur are the loss of customer data because they are still using semi-computerization, notes made for payments still use written notes and promotions that cannot be carried out widely. Based on these problems the author aims to create a system that can simplify the rental process and provide rental information online. The method used for the car rental information system is an object-oriented approach. In the application of this system development stage, the prototype method is used, the tools used to create the system are Use case diagrams, use case scenarios, activity diagrams, class diagrams and sequence diagrams. The data collection techniques were carried out by means of observation and interviews. With this information system is expected to facilitate the process of leasing and data processing at this company.

Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Selection of Vehicles with Electric, Hybrid, and Conventional Drive for Car-Sharing Services from the Perspective of Polish Occasional System Users

Car-sharing systems, i.e., short-term car rentals, are one of the solutions that can be an alternative to individual motorization in cities. However, these services must adapt well to customers’ needs to develop appropriately. Currently, there have been attempts in scientific research to make numerous optimizations of car-sharing systems, but little emphasis was placed on the type of car fleet used in the systems, which is particularly important at the stage of transformation of the automotive industry towards electric mobility. In response to this research gap, this article was dedicated to the selection of vehicles for car-sharing systems. The work focuses on users of Polish car-sharing systems who use the services of short-term vehicle rental occasionally, i.e., up to five times a year. The research made it possible to determine the types of vehicles (cars with electric, hybrid and internal combustion engines) that the users are interested in and to indicate the specific features that the cars should have. Interestingly, large family vehicles with hybrid engines turned out to be the leading ones. In turn, small city cars, so far dominant in car-sharing, turned out to be the worst choice from the point of view of occasional users. This showed that the current systems are not properly adapted to the needs of society. The results support car-sharing operators who want to upgrade their vehicle fleet accordingly to encourage the public to use car-sharing more often. It is also a guide to identifying a vehicle for fleet modernization towards hybrid and electric vehicles.

Ensuring a Sustainable Hospitality and Tourism Industry in the COVID-19 Era: Using an Open Market Valuation Technique

Tourism has always been one of the most profitable service industries. But because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism industry is facing some big problems. As a result, the tourism industry lost a lot of money. This paper aims to find and rank recovery solutions to help the tourism industry. This article investigates two key areas: firstly, how government aid can best be prioritised among the various subsectors of the hospitality and tourism industry, and secondly, whether public assessment of the measures the US government took against the pandemic is related to the outlook for recovery, including the role played by perceptions of government performance and efficacy at handling the crisis and self-efficacy in terms of avoiding infection. Two studies were conducted among US consumers, using different methods of data collection and analysis. The first study utilised an open market valuation technique to explore how governmental aid might be prioritised among the tourism and hospitality industries. The second study used AMOS/SEM to examine travellers’ positive perceptions of the likelihood of hospitality and tourism industry recovery. Study 1 found that all six industry subsectors investigated (hotels, airlines, restaurants, car rentals, casinos and cruise lines) had been influenced negatively by COVID-19, with the heaviest impact felt by hotels and cruise lines. Study 2 indicated that the level of public satisfaction with the US government’s performance in addressing the pandemic was positively related to expectations of hospitality and tourism industry recovery. The findings could guide policymakers in deciding how best to allocate public funds between the different subsectors of the hospitality and tourism industry.

Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis during Selection of Vehicles for Car-Sharing Services—Regular Users’ Expectations

Car-sharing systems, i.e., automatic, short-time car rentals, are among the solutions of the new mobility concept, which in recent years has gained popularity around the world. With the growing interest in services in society, their demands for the services offered to them have also increased. Since cars play a key role in car-sharing services, the fleet of vehicles should be properly adapted to the needs of customers using the systems. Due to the literature gap related to the procedure of proper selection of vehicles for car sharing and the market need for car-sharing service operators, this work has been devoted to the selection of car models for car sharing from the perspective of users constantly using the systems (regular users). This paper considered the case of the Polish who are constantly using car-sharing service systems. Vehicle selection was classified as a multi-faceted, complex problem, which is why one of the ELECTRE III multi-criteria decision support methods was used for this study. This study focused on the classification of vehicles from the user’s perspective. Twelve modern and most popular car models in 2021 with internal combustion, electric and hybrid engines were considered. The results indicate that the best choice from the point of view of regular customers is large cars (representing vehicle classes C and D), with a large luggage compartment capacity, the highest possible ratio of engine power to vehicle weight, and the ratio of engine power to energy consumption. Importantly, small urban vehicles, which ideologically should be associated with car-sharing services due to occupying as little urban space as possible, were classified as the worst in the ranking. The results support car-sharing operators during the process of completing or upgrading their vehicle fleets.

Perancangan Aplikasi Sistem Informasi Sebagai Media Promosi Menggunakan Bahasa Pemrograman Php Dan Database Mysql Pada Amanah Auto Rental

Current technological advances can help to processing the data, which the need of a computer is necessary, knowing that the required data formats and reports need to be a good and proper reports. Therefore a good system is needed for the benefit of the car rental business, which will provide convenience, accuracy, and speed in providing information to customers and all those in need. The purpose of this study is to design, testing and give an implementation of web-based information systems to Amanah auto rental officer.the programming language used is PHP using MySQL database. This web-based information system car rental can give convenience to the prospective customers to see cars leased and rental cars are available at. Moreover, it can give convenience to the Amanah auto rental officer to provide information - information about rent car.

Report: Melville Society-Bezanson Archive Fellowship 2022

Report:Melville Society-Bezanson Archive Fellowship 2022 Christopher Rice Click for larger view View full resolution Christopher Rice in the New Bedford Whaling Museum, May 2022. Photo courtesy of Christopher Rice. [End Page 127] When Bob Wallace first wrote to me about visiting the Melville Society Archive in the New Bedford Whaling Museum, it was not easy to foresee it being more than two years before I might set foot inside. A few (too many) catastrophes later, and it became no simple feat to envision the same academic purpose I once had amongst the reverberations of much larger events. Suddenly the archive seemed worlds away across a border which was now mostly sealed shut—at least for the purposes of would-be literary scholars. Soon, I found myself retaining the ambiguous honour of being the longest-standing Bezanson fellow: an honorific of belatedness which I happily wear with pride. I was more than ready to go in spring 2022. With final grades and dissertation work freshly submitted that morning, I hopped in a rental car and made the drive down from Montreal, through the lush, exhilarating old roads of Vermont, towards my New Bedford lodgings, which sat directly across from the "Sawmill" Acushnet River reserve. Here I often returned in the early evenings away, enjoying the trails that threaded through restored wetlands, perhaps even experiencing once or twice something like that temporary "all" feeling on days otherwise spent poring over fragments, maxing out my time in the reading room. I had come (I recalled) to make use of the Melville Society Archive's resources on Clarel and Melville's development as a poet. By the time travel was permitted, I arrived in the archive especially interested in how certain modal patterns or tendencies I had been tracing in Mardi might help illuminate the structure of Clarel. I thought looking at some of the editions of poetry that Melville engaged with during his poetic development could clarify my thinking about the poem's composition and structure. Yet I also came under no illusions; having read many of the previous fellows' reports, the common, nearly gothic, experience of the archive seemed to involve this: that whatever one went in for, the archive had other plans. I have my own theory regarding this apparently recurring phenomenon, since it remains unclear whether the space itself exerts this unconscious effect on all who fall within its orbit, or whether Melvilleans as a class possess some unique propensity that thwarts the pursuit of any single-minded endeavor in the face of such vast, rich resources—possibly, however, some Bezanson fellows are just easily distracted. On my first morning in the archive, Mary K. Bercaw Edwards arrived to greet me. She explained the collection in great detail, got me oriented without delay, and what's more, made me feel incredibly welcome. I was certainly made to feel more welcome than I deserved for which I remain extremely grateful. We chatted away in the stacks as I loaded up the trolley with anything and [End Page 128] everything that happened to catch my eye. The resultant haul looked more like bottom trawling than angling, but its bulk was visibly composed of heavy boxes packed with Walter Bezanson's papers, with some of Jay Leyda's thrown in, too. Bezanson's description of the Leyda papers, which he had donated to the archive, is fairly well-known and quite alluring: he describes receiving them at a time when Leyda and his wife Si-Lan Chen appeared to have no other "place" but the "beat up car in which they arrived," referring to the collection of documents as "merely a fragment from his incredibly productive and slightly mysterious life" (Jay Leyda Papers Finding Aid 1). As I sifted through the notes and letters contained in these boxes, I detected at once the energy and vitality instilled throughout Leyda's endeavour. He was constantly in motion, flitting between places and jotting down stray hunches on the back of correspondence as he persistently pursued an unruly array of creative projects that set off in disparate directions. In the midst of so much motion, Leyda steadily, and meticulously, sought out traces of Melville...

Have Conference, Will Travel [President’s Column

I have been taking advantage of the president’s travel budget to have a first-hand experience of our vast number of conferences. During the month of July, I accumulated 22,893 air miles (calculated by <uri xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">www.airmilescalculator.com</uri> ) and visited 10 airports, four rental car companies, two train stations, and four conferences. It has truly been a blessing and a blast: a blessing in that I have been safe in all of my harebrained travels and a blast because it sure does make the summer go fast. It all started with the International Microwave Symposium 2022 (IMS2022). I believe those who attended were so excited to be together after two years that I became overly excited about venturing out to other conferences. Since IMS, we have had six conferences around the world, and the latter half of the year is actually more loaded with conferences than the first half.