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The new headquaters features a 2,300-square-meter driver hub where drivers can pick up their vehicles and undergo training.
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Car rental startup Splend has moved its headquarters to London, as the Uber-affiliated company looks to expand its base, City A.M. reports.
Splend primarily rents vehicles to Uber drivers, in addition to supplying other ride-hailing and -sharing groups such as as Bolt, Kapten, and Via Van.
The new headquarters features a 2,300-square-meter driver hub where drivers can pick up their vehicles and undergo training. In addition to the move, Splend also recently made a number of executive hires.
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