Drivers will pay as much as $90 more every year through a new “driver protection fee.”

45 Enterprise CarShare vehicles at 40 locations will be available in the city starting September 23.

Car2Go has added 18,000 members since September 2012, but has yet to add cars.

D.C. is the fifth-best city in the U.S. for car-sharing.

Avis announced today that it was buying car-sharing service Zipcar for $491 million. But what does that mean for local Zipsters?

Car2go is back online, Capital Bikeshare will resume service at 1 p.m., taxicab fares are back to normal, and Circulators will circulate.

Today car-sharing service car2go announced that its members take over 6,000 trips per week with the recognizable blue and white Smart cars.

Car2go will pay an additional $215,300 to get its 100 new cars out of paying parking tickets for a year.

It’s been just over three months since car2go—the by-the-minute car-sharing service—launched in D.C., and late last week the company announced that it was adding 100 of its distinctive blue-and-white Smart Cars to the 200 already here.

Car-sharing service Zipcar and the D.C. Housing Authority are announcing a new partnership today that will put nine Zipcars at two public housing sites in Southeast and Southwest D.C. and more locations as of July 1.