Consider driving a Zipcar. Zipcars are a car-sharing program that allow you to drive without car ownership. Zipcars are starting to make a difference: Every Zipcar replaces an estimated 15 privately-owned vehicle. From an environmental standpoint, this reduces reliance on fossil fuels.
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Nice!!! This is good news!
thanks for this, and wish them success
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+ add your ownAs a big city walker, and a fan of public transportation, I very rarely need to use a car. But when I do, I use Zipcar. The hassle of waiting on line to do all of the paperwork that's required to rent a car is done only once - then any time you need the car, you just reserve one and go and get it without any hassle. And reserving it can mean that when you decide on a whim that you want to use one, you can reserve it a minute before you go to get it. you can't get easier or more energy efficient that that!
What is the benefits of having zipcars anyway??
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What a fantastic idea!
I am sure the car dealerships would not be impressed though!
I really wish we had this out in the suburbs. Oh, well, I'll stick to riding my bike a few days a week.
Thanks
Not practical for me. $66 (or $72 on weekends) per day is a little too expensive. I can get a car from Enterprise for less than that, and if I use the right credit card the credit card company picks up the insurance. With unlimited mileage instead of only 180 miles.
Had no idea, thanks for the info!
thank you
I'd never heard about a Zipcar before. Interesting concept, although if you live out in the suburbs like we do, it would be difficult to implement. Sounds best if used in an urban environment. In our type of area, carpooling would no doubt work best. Thanks for the info though!
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