Having an old address on your ID proof does not necessarily mean you cannot rent a vehicle. In most cases, the important point is whether your identity can be properly verified and whether you can provide any additional information required for the rental.
A practical approach would be:
- Keep your valid ID proof ready: Make sure the document is current and clearly readable.
- Explain the address difference if required: If your present address differs from the address on your ID, mention this during the booking or verification process rather than waiting until pickup.
- Carry supporting address proof: Depending on the rental requirements, you may be asked for another document that confirms your current address.
- Check the booking requirements in advance: Different vehicle owners or rental situations may have specific verification conditions.
- Complete verification before the trip: If you are unsure whether your documents will be accepted, it is better to clarify this before making travel arrangements.
When booking through MotoShare, renters should review the applicable document and verification requirements for their particular rental. An address mismatch is something worth checking beforehand, but it should not automatically be treated as a reason that every rental will be rejected.
For travelers especially, I would recommend keeping both your primary ID and any available current-address document with you. It can make the verification process smoother and help avoid unnecessary delays when collecting the vehicle.