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To: SilentZ who wrote (713406)	5/5/2013 6:09:53 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578198

I can't remember.......do you have Car2Go in NY? The way I think it works here............you become a member and pick up a car closest to where you live and then when you are done, you leave it in front of where you live for the next person to pick up. That's a pretty sketchy way to operate in Seattle and it would not surprise me if the cars are vandalized or stolen rather frequently. In NY I would think its almost a given. With Zip Car, they have assigned parking lots where the cars can be monitored. I guess I am curious as to how well Car2Go is doing. Actually, after I posted, I found this analysis that compares the two systems and has answered most of my questions: seattletransitblog.com