car sharing

The car rental business has started to gain ground after the pandemic. In order to stay afloat, many car rental businesses sought multiple ways to capitalize during this time. A few notable strategies were to enable contactless entry, disinfection of the cars, and so much more. The car rental business is emerging as a new and more sustainable way of transportation. Small and medium-sized car rental companies are looking for a cheap and reliable car-sharing platform. Not only the smaller companies but large companies are also looking for reliable partners. ........

Peer-to-peer car-sharing is to share the car between two people. The car owner can share his car with the renter. It is an innovative way of car-sharing, and with MoboKey you can have the peer to peer car sharing. MoboKey enables peer-to-peer car-sharing for your fleet. How is MoboKey enabling peer-to-peer car sharing for the fleet? With MoboKey’s peer-to-peer car-sharing platform, we allow you to share your car with anyone you want. You can earn money by following some simple steps. Install a MoboKey device in your car. Just park ........

Car sharing (also known as person-to-person carsharing) is the process whereby existing car owners make their vehicles available for others to rent for short periods. Car sharing is a form of person-to-person lending or collaborative consumption, as part of the sharing economy. The following are the 5 interesting facts you need to know about car sharing. Increase in corporate car sharing The meaning of Corporate Car Sharing is simple and straightforward: placing a dedicated fleet of vehicles at company premises for the shared use among its employees. Corporate Car Sharing allows companies to ........

The car-sharing platforms have seen an increasing trend in the Asian Markets over the past few years. With more than half of the world’s population, the Asian market can be the next big thing for car-sharing platforms.  The first Car Sharing program in Asia started in Singapore, in 1997. Even though this program only covered a few localities and areas, it was a marginal success. Singapore was one of the very few countries which looked at car sharing as a means of transportation. Later on, Japan also started the car-sharing ........