New iPhone App Enables Car Sharing

October 5, 2009 By News Report

Customers in 13 cities and more than 100 university campuses can now reserve a rental car, locate it, unlock it and drive away, using a new IPhone application. The application is the subject of a USA Today video. The car-sharing company, Zipcar, charges members $7 to $12/hour according to the video, which includes gas and insurance.

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