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Zipcar to Supply Vehicles for Uber Drivers
Launching first in Boston, Zipcar’s new program will provide Uber drivers the opportunity to rent its carsharing vehicles.

Through this program, Zipcars will be available for Uber drivers to rent. The program will first launch in Boston. Photo courtesy of Zipcar

Through this program, Zipcars will be available for Uber drivers to rent. The program will first launch in Boston. Photo courtesy of Zipcar
Avis Budget Group and Uber have signed an agreement for Avis Budget’s carsharing unit Zipcar to supply cars for Uber’s ride-hailing drivers.
The program will first launch in Boston. Uber drivers will be able to reserve Zipcars by the hour, according to Avis Budget. The four-door sedans will be equipped with Zipcar technology to offer self-service access to certain vehicles.
"As the automotive landscape evolves, technology is playing an ever-increasing role in transportation services, and we are well-positioned to meet new and evolving customer needs and demands, as evidenced by this new partnership," said Andrew Kupiec, vice president, Local Market Operations, Avis, Budget and Zipcar. "Our quality, well-maintained vehicles, coupled with Zipcar's technology, will give Uber's driver partners wheels when they want them."
"This partnership opens the way for more people to drive when they want and earn what they need, even if they don't own a car," said Meghan Verena Joyce, regional general manager for Uber's East Coast Operations. "It's one more way we're helping people unlock a flexible opportunity to make money in ways that work for them."
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