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For dense cities, it could dramatically improve the quality of life. Which is why I'd like to see cities or housing developers taking a more open minded approa
by woodpanel 10y ago
For dense cities, it could dramatically improve the quality of life.
Which is why I'd like to see cities or housing developers taking a more open minded approach towards integrating something like car2go into their projects.
But for municipalities car2go's "commercial-ness" is some sort of stigma (which is wierd because it's not really being a high profit raking venture).
To "dramatically improve quality of life" the many low hanging fruits would have to be tackled by local government. (smaller) cities should consider franchising it somehow (ie paying Daimler for being part of the car2go network).