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  1. benbronswijk

    benbronswijk DI Junior Member

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    When we are driving with a rented car, do we need permission from the traffic police or the owner of the car to bring the car over to Cebu island?
     
    benbronswijk, Jun 30, 2011
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    All that we have ever been asked for is a copy of OR/CR. They don't check to see if the person driving is the owner, etc...

    Larry
     
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    OR/CR, what papers are that?
     
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    Original Receipt and Certificate of Registration, what you must carry in your car at all times to give to the nice officer to keep him from impounding your car!

    Larry
     
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    legally you can only leave with a rented car the island if it has one of the "rainbow plates". There are only 2 or three rental cars like that in Dumaguete.

    You probably don't have problems with another rented car to go on the ferry ,but if you get into a traffic control in Cebu you might be in trouble
     
    Rhoody, Jul 1, 2011
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    New Lite Ferry

    New Additional Ferry
    When I came back from Cebu on the Maayo ferry in a car last week, my driver told me there is a new car ferry and we saw it loading a car. It is called Lite Ferry and located just north of Maayo about a qtr kilometer. Don't have any additional info like where it lands on the Cebu side. it is a small ferry.
    This article from the Sun back in Nov. talked about Lite Ferries Cebu to Bohol and mentioned they would be adding more ferries including to Negros.
    http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/business/ship-seen-increase-cebu-bohol-trade
     
    PatO, Jul 1, 2011
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    Maybe the car has the "rainbow plates". We rent the car from Dumaguette Cars. We do not drive it into Cebu City, just to Moalboal.
     
    benbronswijk, Jul 2, 2011
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    Lite Ferries in Cebu side just N of Mayoo in Bato. They have 3 ferries now, depart every full hour from both sides. They have nice promo prices, bike return 170 PHP, driver+passenger included, ticket valid 1 week; less than half of Mayoo price. I asked how long promo period, nobody can tell. Travel time same.
     
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    Don't make it too complicated. I think it doesn't matter if you have a rented car or not so long as you pay Maayo shipping its rate. I don't remember that office asking a lot of questions.
     
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    you are of course totally correct....

    considering you don't care at all that your car might be taken away in a traffic control :rolleyes:

    just give them a call which one you get, they have cars with "rainbow plate" and without.
     
    Rhoody, Jul 2, 2011
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