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A shuttle service, subsidized by TriMet and the University, saw a record-breaking 5,000 riders in a four-month period ending in November. Meanwhile, the University recently acquired two more Zipcars to meet a spike in demand from students and faculty.
Read More →The University has partnered with Zipcar to offer students, staff and faculty use of six rental cars; three are hybrids.
Read More →The university will now will now partner with Groome Transportation, Zimride and Zipcar.
Read More →Rates start as low as $8 per hour and $66 per day. Gas, 180 miles per day, insurance, reserved parking spots and roadside assistance are included in the hourly and daily rates.
Read More →Car-sharing service Zipcar and the university's Wake Line shuttle have both seen upticks in use by students so far this year.
Read More →Application is already available on 10 campuses across the U.S., including UCLA, the State University of New York Purchase, Minnesota, Stanford and the University of Michigan.
Read More →Two self-service Zipcars — one Honda Insight Hybrid and one Subaru Impreza — will be available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read More →Cal Poly, Caltech and University of New Hampshire have added Zipcar vehicles to their campuses this month in bids to reduce traffic congestion and ease parking woes.
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Pilot program was made possible by a public-private partnership by Zipcar, Mayor Villaraigosa and the Los Angeles City Council and is intended as a first step toward a potentially larger expansion of car sharing in the Los Angeles area.
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Two new vehicles join the current vehicles located on campus (two) and in the communities of Champaign and Urbana (two each).
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