Smoking Fee
Quick answer
Smoking is prohibited, and the supplied Rental Agreement states a $500 USD fee for listed smoking odors, residue, ashes, or related material.
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Why it matters
Smoke and vapor can affect filters, odor, interior condition, cleaning work, and the vehicle's next use.
In plain English
The rule covers both odor and physical evidence. The Agreement refers to cigarette, vape, marijuana, or similar odor and listed residue or material.
The cleaning and smoking fees are listed separately, but the supplied source does not explain whether they can be combined for one return.
What to confirm before you arrive
Practical checklist
- Do not smoke or vape in the vehicle.
- Tell every passenger the rule.
- Keep return-condition documentation if a condition is disputed.
Example
Opening windows does not change the prohibition or guarantee that filters and interior will be free of odor or residue.
Assuming vaping is allowed because it does not create traditional cigarette ash.
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This plain-language entry is educational, not legal advice. The Rental Agreement, Rental Record, confirmed STARS policy, applicable law, and rental-specific facts control. Industry context does not create a STARS promise, price, or contractual obligation.