The company rolled the program out yesterday with just 40 vehicles at 10 sites.
It will cost $5 per half hour.
car2go invites members to dig out cars in exchange for drive time.
Zipcar is still king, but other services are growing.
Things you need right now: Free hot chocolate.
Good news for all you car-sharing enthusiasts!
45 Enterprise CarShare vehicles at 40 locations will be available in the city starting September 23.
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?
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.