Terms and Conditions
To reduce risks to drivers, passengers and pedestrians, as a condition of lease, all drivers must be supervised by an adult. The adult is responsible for complying with following regulations:

  1. All “Little Drivers” MUST be supervised by adults AT ALL TIMES.
  2. All “Little Drivers” and their Passengers MUST wear seat belts AT ALL TIMES.
  3. Children must always wear shoes when using the vehicle.
  4. When the vehicle is in operation make sure that children do not put their hands, feet, other body parts, clothing, or other objects close to the moving parts.
  5. Offensive driving/ behaviour and intentional crashes are NOT tolerated.

Our company reserves the right to terminate the lease in the case of an intentional breach of the rules. In this event NO REFUNDS will be given.

Health and Safety

Health and safety are our main priorities. Our friendly and helpful staff will be:

  • Trained to provide clear instructions for users and risk prevention.
  • Trained in supervision of children and assisting users with disabilities.
  • Provided with first aid kits and have communication devices in case of emergency.
  • Provided with cleaning supplies maintaining vehicles at the highest hygiene standards.

Our vehicles are provided with following safety features:

  • Safety belts;
  • Full Function Remote Control for parents whose children cannot reach the accelerator pedals or cannot yet safely control the car. If necessary, the parent can override the child’s driving using the remote control;
  • High quality build. Cars have a hard toughened plastic shell and metal axles for the wheels and steering. Tires are made from a hard wearing plastic that can be used on all terrains. Improved stability
  • Sturdy construction to minimize damage from crashes. (No vehicle parts are made from glass or any other potentially hazard materials.)
  • Top speed is 5km/h, which allows supervising adults to follow the car at a slow walking pace.

Risk Assessment and Management

Important: To reduce risks to drivers and pedestrians, as a condition of lease, all drivers must be supervised by an adult. Our staff responsibility is to inform customers about all potential risks prior to the hire.

Possible risk for supervising parents, pedestrians and observers -

Risk Description: Collision with a driving toy car.

Risk Analysis: The speed of the vehicles is limited to maximum of 6.5km/h. Therefore the impact of a collision is very small and unable to injure an adult. The impact with a child younger than 5 years old can cause a fall and fall related injuries.

Risk Management: Drivers and supervising adults MUST exercise caution around pedestrians and give them way.
Possible risks for young drivers and passengers -

Risk Description: Toy cars collisions.

Risk Analysis: Considering the speed of toys, their design and quality of build, any collision will not be able to cause injuries to the drivers who are wearing a seat belt. Drivers younger than 3 years old, which are not wearing a seat belt, in case of head on collisions may suffer some minor bruising.

Risk Management:
1. Drivers and their passengers must wear seat belts for the whole period of the hire.
2. Our intention is to contribute to the child’s development by building new skills and gaining awareness of driving and road safety concepts. Offensive driving and intentional crashes will not be tolerated. One of the conditions for the toy car hire is to practice safe driving skills. If the driver and supervising adults demonstrate dangerous driving (with the potential to injure others and to damage vehicles) and ignore staff warnings, the rental hire will be terminated.
Risk Description: Toy cars roll over.

Risk Analysis: In order for the toy to roll over one side of the car must be at least 30 degrees higher than another; or the car must fall from a height of more than 30 cm (side fall) or more than 60 cm (front/ back fall). If the model of the car does not have a safety cage, the driver and passenger can suffer serious injuries.

Risk Management:Drivers and supervising adults MUST exercise caution around stairs, slopes and man holes.
Risk Description: Accidents involving motor vehicles.

Risk Analysis: The risk of a toy car driver being involved in transport accident is the same as for any other pedestrian.

Risk Management:Drivers and supervising adults MUST exercise caution around transport routes and roads.
Risk Description: Driver/ passenger getting hurt by surrounding items.

Risk Analysis: If an obstacle is high enough for the vehicle to drive under but low enough to get in contact with driver or passenger, the impact could lead to minor injuries of the upper body.

Risk Management:Drivers and supervising adults MUST exercise caution around potentially dangerous objects.

Risk Description: Fall in water (sea)

Risk Analysis: Fall/ roll into water could potentially lead to a fatal accident, especially if a child is wearing a seat belt.

Risk Management:Drivers and supervising adults MUST exercise caution around waterlines.