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Taking a trip to the Big Apple can be exciting for those that have never been there. There is so much to do in this city that never sleeps, planning a trip can be overwhelming. The first thing to do is narrow down the most important places for you. Everyone has different interests, so plan on going to the places you are interested in. From there, you will have to decide what is worth your time and money.

Most people in New York City take taxis to get around. While visiting New York City, car rental is an option, but you will have to be prepared for aggressive drivers. The benefit of getting a car rental is you will be able to cover a lot of ground. In New York City, there is a lot of ground to cover.

Another good thing about getting around in New York City, specifically Manhattan, is all the streets are on a grid AND they are numbered, both in the north-south direction and east-west direction. If you have a rental car, this is one less stressful thing to worry about as you squeeze in between all the yellow taxicabs that flood the streets of Manhattan.

One of the must see things to do in NYC include going to the theater. While it is ideal to go to a Broadway show, there are plenty of entertaining an affordable off-Broadway plays to see. Look for deals ahead of time or ask around.

Other attractions include the Empire State Building, Wall Street, Ground Zero Museum, art museums, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, and Times Square.

Lastly, food options are plentiful, but two must haves are a slice of New York style pizza and a sandwich from a delicatessen.

Getting into an accident in a rental car is not an ideal situation for anyone. In fact, the situation strikes fear in many people when it happens to them. Am I going to have to pay for both cars? Will my insurance rate go up because of this accident? Of course, to make the situation even more complicated, it all depends upon a few factors. The first of these factors is whether or not it was your fault (legally) that the accident occured. You will be covered in a rental car under your insurance policy in the same way that you would if you had been driving your own car. If you are not sure about this, it is always a good idea to ask your car insurance company before driving in a rental car. Better to be safe than sorry.

There are also other factors that influence this situation. Depending on the severity of the accident, your liability in the situation may depend on the agreement that you had with your car rental company. It is important that you speak with your car rental company prior to driving their vehicle if this is something that bothers you. If your damage is small enough, the company may even let you continue driving the car until your rental period is up. In the event of an accident that renders your rental car undrivable, many companies will provide you with a second car. The chances of this happening becomes greater if you have a long history of safe driving on your record.