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Carsharing

Carsharing or car sharing (AU, NZ, CA, TH, & US) or car clubs (UK) refers to several models of car rental or car use, where people rent cars for short periods of time, often by the hour. Unlike traditional car rental, collecting and returning the vehicle is often self-service through a mobile app and without entering an office or agency. It also often…

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Carsharing

Nodes50
Edges49
Triples40
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.04
Components1

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Carsharing

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related to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introduction · 19
Carsharing → Canada, Car, CarSharing Portland, Communauto, Europe, Germany, In, Mobility Enterprise, Netherlands, North America, Oregon, Quebec City, San Francisco, Short-Term Auto Rental, STAR, StattAuto, Sweden, These, US
related to Business-to-consumer · 10
Carsharing → Additionally, B2C, Drive, Fleet, Having, In, Rentals, Unlike, While, Yandex
related to Technology · 7
Carsharing → AVL, Every, GNSS, The, The In-Vehicle Device, This, While
related to External links · 3
Carsharing → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
see also · 1
Carsharing → Sharing

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car sharing vehicles vehicle models market cars fleet europe global use often one rental america station-based size service ownership us

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionCar0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionUS0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionEurope0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionThese0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionStattAuto0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionGermany0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionNetherlands0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionSweden0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionIn0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionMobility Enterprise0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionShort-Term Auto Rental0.60section
Carsharingrelated to 1980s–1990s: Growth and North American introductionSTAR0.60section

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