My wife and I are renting a automobile for our vacation from Enterprise. The terms stipulate that it’s unlimited mileage as long as it’s kept within our say or our neighboring states.

We are, however, traveling across the country with it. Do they have a way of telling that we have been beyond the “unlimited mileage” boundary with GPS or some kind of a tracking device? I know it’s possible, but is it utilized?
No Kiffin, it’s not against the rules. I am granted to take it out of the “unlimited mileage” barrier, I just do not get unlimited mileage at that point. I am not breaking any rules, just trying to avoid excess fees.

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