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Enterprise Car Club to Serve Residents at London Development
The Car Club will provide on-site vehicles for local residents and businesses at the new Barking Riverside London development in East London.
August 28, 2018
The Car Club will offer two vehicles, the Vauxhall Adam and the Hyundai I10, at the site’s dedicated on-street bays from September, with plans of expanding the program in the future.
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Enterprise Car Club is partnering with the U.K. development Barking Riverside in East London to provide on-site vehicles for local residents and businesses who may lack access to low-cost vehicles in the area.
The Car Club will offer two vehicles, the Vauxhall Adam and the Hyundai I10, at the site’s dedicated on-street bays starting in September, with plans of expanding the program in the future.
Residents will receive a free one-year membership to the service as well as 50 pounds ($64) worth of car club vehicle rentals, and for a limited time their day rate will be capped at 25 pounds ($32) per day, according to a press release.
In addition, to the vehicles located at Barking Riverside, members will have immediate access to Enterprise Car Club’s larger network of over 1,000 vehicles located in 30 major U.K. towns and cities.
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