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The city of San Francisco is reconsidering the number of parking spaces it will reserve for carsharing companies.
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The partnership will add more than 200 vehicles to San Francisco-based Getaround’s fleet and City CarShare members will now arrange rentals through Getaround’s app.
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City CarShare, a nonprofit car-sharing organization based in San Francisco, will expand its car-sharing network to underserved East Bay communities through CarShare4All — in collaboration with the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) and the Bay Area Climate Collaborative (BACC).
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San Francisco-based City CarShare partners with Next Village San Francisco to provide rides to senior citizens.
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To expand car sharing in San Francisco, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has approved a new parking program that will reserve as many as 900 street parking spaces for car-sharing vehicles.
Read More →By converting 50% of its fleet to all-electric, plug-in hybrid or hybrid vehicles, California’s City CarShare is now the greenest car-share organization.
Read More →With a partnership between City CarShare and Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc., the car-sharing Dash program brings Scion iQ electric vehicles to Pleasanton, Calif., commuters.
Read More →The nonprofit organization’s report revealed a savings of 85 million fewer pounds of CO2 emissions, 43 million fewer gallons of gasoline used, and 25 million fewer miles driven last year in Northern California due to its car sharing program.
Read More →Mitsubishi Motors North America said it will make its first delivery of a 2012 model-year Mitsubishi i electric vehicle to a fleet customer on Thursday, Dec. 8. The customer is City CarShare, a San Francisco Bay-area nonprofit car-sharing group.
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