If you've been in a car accident that required you to rent a car to get back into your daily routine, the process can often be more complicated than it needs to be.

Another source of frustration with slaps to the forehead from drivers in accidents is working with insurance companies if they are trying to get a replacement vehicle while their complaint is being investigated. You can also get accident replacement vehicles through http://www.notmyfault.com.au.

If you are not responsible for the accident and you can't or don't want to pay for the car rental yourself, you have the option of suing the guilty driver's insurance to provide the rental car until your car is repaired.

However, this is the most difficult way to get you back on track because other drivers' insurances make it harder for you to rent a car. In fact, they will likely take a lot of time to process your request, which could result in you not having the car longer than necessary.

Other driver's insurance companies will usually tell you that they need to fully investigate your claim to see if they will be liable and provide you with a rental car. This means that their investigators spend days, sometimes weeks, reviewing police reports (which usually take 5 to 10 days), talking to witnesses, and other evidence of the incident. This process is time-consuming and often makes it difficult for you to get back on the road.