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Firefly, Hyundai Launch Ad-Based Rideshare Program

Firefly and Hyundai Motor America partner to create a pilot program called Hyundai Drive by Firefly, which offers rideshare fleets and drivers income potential of up to $3,600 per year.

Sixt Appoints New COO, Combines Business, Digital Mobility Service Divisions

Nico Gabriel, who has been driving the transformation of Sixt into a modern mobility provider for 16 years, is now responsible for one of the company’s divisions that will be of importance for the future development of Sixt.

On-Demand Van Rental Taps Former GM, Ford Exec for Advisory Board

Dan Grossman has been a trailblazer in the shared mobility industry, and his tenures as VP at Zipcar, COO at GM’s Maven, and CEO at Ford owned Chariot have contributed to the growth the industry is seeing today.

5 Global Trends for Shared Mobility in 2021

Invers identifies subscription services, e-bike and moped sharing, corporate carsharing, and greater penetration of digital services as trends for the shared mobility market this year.

SF e-Scooter Company Workers Vote to Unionize

The Teamsters union has said that the passing of California's AB5 created the possibility for e-scooter companies to unionize.

3 Ways Cities Are Improving Mobility

These unique programs help expand mobility not just for employees, but also for residents.

OjO Electric Expands Rideshare Scooter Programs

OjO Electric Corp.’s electric rideshare scooter service will expand in Austin and Dallas. OjO plans to increase its fleet from 100 to 500 seated electric scooters in each city.

DriveItAway's Dealer Subscription Program to Serve Business Fleets

Adding to its car dealer rental program for ride sharing, the new platform allows dealers to offer vehicle subscriptions through a consumer mobile app.

Lyft Expands Daily Rental Service to Los Angeles

Lyft Rentals started in two locations in the San Francisco Bay Area. The service, which consists of an owned fleet, is now available in one location near LAX.

DC Opens New Call for Carsharing Companies

Companies that are selected will be allowed a fleet between 100 and 600 vehicles.

Firefly, Hyundai Launch Ad-Based Rideshare Program

Sixt Appoints New COO, Combines Business, Digital Mobility Service Divisions

On-Demand Van Rental Taps Former GM, Ford Exec for Advisory Board

5 Global Trends for Shared Mobility in 2021

SF e-Scooter Company Workers Vote to Unionize

3 Ways Cities Are Improving Mobility

OjO Electric Expands Rideshare Scooter Programs

DriveItAway's Dealer Subscription Program to Serve Business Fleets

Lyft Expands Daily Rental Service to Los Angeles

DC Opens New Call for Carsharing Companies

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