ShareNow, formerly car2go, isn’t the only carsharing service to pull out of the area in recent years.

It will exit the North American market effective February 29, 2020.

Some areas have 22 cars available on average, while you’d be lucky to find even one in other neighborhoods.

The company plans to swap as many as 70 of the older Smart cars with the new additions by the end of next month.

In total, that means 4,600 fewer personal vehicles in D.C.

The company rolled the program out yesterday with just 40 vehicles at 10 sites.

Lyft and Parking Panda are also offering specials, while Zipcar is prepared to expand its service based on demand.

Public transportation and on-demand, for-hire cars: they’re wonderful until suddenly…they’re not. Remember that driver who was ten minutes late and tried to go the wrong way down a one-way street? Or how about all the Metro stations that are helpfully on the brink of disruption? (Say hello to station shutdowns and goodbye to late night service.) Sometimes a little more control in how you get from here to there is a small luxury you…

The company launched in Arlington in October, but it has been slow going.

The company is now just waiting on DDOT approval.