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Capital Bikeshare might have to add a new fleet of bicycles to its program after its popularity with LivingSocial Deals. Photo by DDOT DC.
BMW and Sixt AG's new car-sharing venture has the potential to cut down vehicular traffic and improve air quality in Munich. Photo by diskostu.
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Participants in a Boston-based study concluded that cars were not essential to their everday commute. Photo by Leandro Orella
The CarSharing Association seeks to brand carsharing as "good for your community, your planet and your wallet." Image via the CSA.
The "Moto-Meter" is set to hit the streets in Bangkok by March. Photo via Cyber Biz.
Two American expats living in Thailand think they’ve found a way to revolutionize the motorcycle taxi industry: Equip the bikes with portable “Moto-Meters.”
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