City to reduce fees to car-sharing firms
Car-sharing outfits Communauto and car2go will see city fees reduced and more access to downtown, changes that should make the services more appealing to users.
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Daniel 11:37 on 2019-08-06 Permalink
This sounds like good news. I’ll be interested to see how this shakes out. These car-share companies have become an important part of my mobility. (I have a disability and still do use transit quite a bit, but it’s not always practical and I’m privileged to be able to spare the money for car-share occasionally, something I don’t take for granted.)
Ephraim 12:14 on 2019-08-06 Permalink
Daniel… why don’t you use transport adapté? My mother loves the service. A bit more difficult in how you have to plan, but she loves the drivers and the service.
Daniel 12:57 on 2019-08-06 Permalink
That’s good to hear and I’m glad that service exists, but sometimes there is no substitute for being able to step outside and get in a car that’s already parked a short distance from our place. I certainly get this isn’t an option for everybody, but I’m glad it’s part of the mix.