What is the policy on renting vehicles with an unresolved MMR hold?

Renting vehicles with an unresolved MMR (Motor Vehicle Record) hold is never acceptable due to the potential risks and liabilities associated with such situations. An unresolved hold typically indicates that there are outstanding issues related to the individual's driving record that could impact their eligibility to operate a rental vehicle. This policy helps to ensure the safety of both the driver and other road users, as well as to adhere to legal and insurance requirements.

The rationale behind this strict policy is to maintain a high standard of accountability and safety within the vehicle rental process. Allowing individuals with unresolved MMR holds to rent vehicles could expose the company to legal ramifications, insurance complications, and heightened risks on the road.

Other options suggest varying degrees of leniency or approval processes that could undermine the seriousness of the MMR hold. In a corporate or rental environment where safety and regulatory compliance are paramount, a hard stance against rental availability under such circumstances is necessary to uphold policy integrity.