At a recent Wai'alae-Kahala neighborhood board meeting, locals brought up the concern that p2p carsharing vehicles are turning the streets in rental car parking lots.
After an eight-year absence, New York is allowing fleet owners with their own insurance and are registered with the state to supply the platform through Turo’s commercial host program.
Virtuo, a carsharing startup based in France, has raised $96 million to invest in its technology and expand to more European markets.
The sharetoo service is designed to serve municipalities, local associations, businesses, housing complexes, and car dealers who need replacement or test vehicles. Subscription terms are three, six, or 12 months.
The service enables drivers to pick up and drop off vehicles anywhere within designated home zones, providing maximum convenience, and flexibility for users.
While other carsharing firms have exited Philadelphia, Zipcar is “doubling down” on its commitment to the city.
At the recent Geotab Extend virtual event, Geotab’s Fabian Seithel and Tim Ruhoff of Fleetster discussed how keyless technology combined with telematics is facilitating in-vehicle deliveries, more automated pickup and return processes, and private carsharing trips with business cars.
For both carsharing operators and users, the MOQO platform can digitally map all processes necessary for sharing.
At the end of 2020, Bilkollektivet partnered with the Aachen-based mobility service provider Digital Mobility Solutions to use the innovative smart app MOQO.
Turo is using Smartcar’s APIs in a pilot program that offers secure keyless rentals to its customers in Canada. Other Canadian customers include Pitstop and ACE Marketplace.
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