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“We see all the services, including scooters, bikesharing, and the other car sharing services as very complementary.”
It is much easier to live without a personal vehicle in D.C.’s wealthier neighborhoods.
The company is also pulling out of the Boston, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City, and San Francisco markets.
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.
It will cost $5 per half hour.
The company launched in Arlington in October, but it has been slow going.
The company is now just waiting on DDOT approval.
car2go invites members to dig out cars in exchange for drive time.
But you won’t be able to leave cars from D.C. in Virginia and vice versa.
