GoCar Provides On-Site Pool Carsharing Vehicles
GoCar, Ireland’s carsharing program, has introduced its dedicated fleet service for parking-less developments in Dublin. The dedicated GoCar will give residents or businesses in a particular building access to an on-site vehicle.
GoCar, Ireland’s carsharing program, has introduced its dedicated fleet service for parking-less developments in Dublin, according to a report by Irish Tech News.
The service will provide property developers and management companies to offer a pool car to residents or companies in their buildings, says the report. A dedicated GoCar will give residents or businesses in a particular building access to an on-site vehicle.
“This dedicated car club is ideal for commercial and residential developments, as management companies can give staff and residents access to a selection of vehicles with each driver being insured through GoCar,” Jonathan Roche, general manager of GoCar, told Irish Tech News. “If a management company wanted to arrange this themselves, they would need to take out a personal policy for each person who may be driving the car and manually keep a log of each time the car is used in case of an accident.”
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