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Technological solutions are finally moving from reality to theory, peer-to-peer platforms are being redefined, China has the biggest room for growth, while Sixt’s U.S. aspirations have only just begun.
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The question is central to the City of San Francisco’s lawsuit against Turo for operating without a permit at San Francisco International Airport.
Read More →As new forms of mobility take flight, the borders with traditional car rental are starting to erode.
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Members of the American Car Rental Association met with U.S. senators, representatives, and their aides last week. Here’s why bringing the message to this forum matters.
Read More →Three new companies that don’t own fleet are renting your cars through their apps — and pulling traditional car rental into the new mobility agenda.
Read More →How catching a ride from a guy in his Honda Accord could change the shape of business travel.
Read More →RelayRides must cease operations in New York State because it violated insurance law. But is it the legal gray area or the model itself that kept the service from growing?
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This business writer took the plunge into peer-to-peer car sharing. Was it worth it?
Read More →Of course, I stood up in the ballroom of 200 and refuted the notion. But then I got thinking.
Read More →The issue highlights the need to balance business fairness and consumer protections with the need for competition and to allow new business models to succeed.
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