Enacts the "guaranteed reservation protection for rental car customers act"; provides that a rental vehicle company shall not charge any authorized driver a rental rate higher than the rate quoted in such driver's reservation.

The 'Guaranteed Reservation Protection for Rental Car Customers Act' ensures that rental car companies cannot charge drivers more than the rate they were quoted when making a reservation. This means that if you book a rental car at a certain price, you won't be charged extra when you pick it up. The bill aims to protect consumers from unexpected price increases.

Supporters of the bill argue that it strengthens consumer rights and ensures transparency in pricing for rental car customers. By guaranteeing that quoted rates are honored, the legislation promotes trust between consumers and rental companies, making the car rental process fairer and more predictable.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could limit the flexibility of rental car companies to adjust prices based on demand or other factors. They might also contend that such regulations could lead to increased base rates for all customers, as companies seek to offset potential losses from price restrictions.