After opening in San Francisco, European e-mobility provider UFODrive has launched its electric vehicle rental business in Austin. It plans to open in Manhattan in October.
The Peer-to-Peer Car Sharing Program Act (Senate Bill S6715) now allows Getaround to provide platform insurance to cover trips within New York at no extra cost to the user.
Brooklyn visitors and residents can now get on-demand cars delivered to their door as Kyte expands its footprint in the NYC-area following its Manhattan launch in May.
New York’s TLC-licensed taxi and ride-hailing drivers are classified as essential workers — so why are they being overlooked when it comes to vaccine priority?
Beginning in January, Turo will allow listings in New York from members of the commercial host program — independent car rental companies that provide their own insurance and are registered with the state.
The board cited financial pressures from COVID-19 as an aggravating factor.
The former N.Y. state assemblyman was instrumental in helping to overturn a law that limited car rental companies’ ability to collect for damages caused to their vehicles.
The city has secured $560,000 in grants for the project, and would assist in marketing, station location, and dedicated parking.
A Buffalo, N.Y., man has been arrested for the 17th time. All of his 17 arrests have been related to stealing rental cars.
A scammer sent a letter to a New York man, claiming to be from Hertz, demanding money for a ticket given in Spain.
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