This collaboration provides dealers, OEMs, and other providers with an all-inclusive solution to leverage the shift from automotive ownership to access and consumer demand for mobility alternatives.
The RTC partnered with Keolis, one of its transit system operators, and Via to provide the service and app.
From making a reservation to unlocking the truck, Fetch users can control the entire rental process directly from a smartphone.
The free service runs through Arlington's downtown area.
The investment from Enterprise’s venture capital arm, Clayton Venture Partners, will help Migo expand discovery services for consumers and its transportation partners: Uber, Lyft, Car2Go, Lime, and Yellow Cab.
European car rental startup Virtuo sees a bright future for the daily rental market serving leisure and corporate customers using an owned fleet — but without the pain points and friction.
These services are to be extended to major cities in Europe, North America, and Asia as early as 2020.
The new mobility brand, M, will learn about its user’s needs, preferences, and habits, personalizing the customer relationship. It will debut in Sweden and the U.S. in the spring of 2019.
This is the second city launch for ViaVan, following its launch in Amsterdam last month.
The Dubai-based on-demand rental car app plans to use the funding for marketing and expansion efforts.