Ờ Mỹ dich vụ thuê xe để tự lái vô cùng phổ biến.Ra bất cư sân bay nào cũng có car rental 4-5 hảng nào là Hertz,Alamo,Avis,Enteprise,Budget lấy hẹn trước online rồi vô lấy xe ,đến ngày trả xe thì đổ đầy xăng lái ra chỗ cho thuê xe để trả chứ làm gì có cái dich vụ taxi như bác nói.Muốn thuê xe cỡ nào cũng có, tứ mini van, suv, compact/ mid size sedan đến cả xe sang xe Đức cũng đều có
Có lẽ ở tiểu bang bác cư ngụ chưa có dịch vụ này.
Sau đây là tài liệu tôi đã tham khảo, do quá dài nên chỉ trích một phần thôi :
Nguồn :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carsharing
Carsharing or
car sharing (US) or
car clubs (UK) is a model of
car rental where people rent cars for short periods of time, often by the hour. They are attractive to customers who make only occasional use of a vehicle, as well as others who would like occasional access to a vehicle of a different type than they use day-to-day. The organization renting the cars may be a commercial business or the users may be organized as a
company, public agency,
cooperative, or
ad hoc grouping.
Carsharing services are available in over a thousand cities in many nations.[sup]
[1][/sup] Services include
Autolib',
City Car Club,
Greenwheels,
JustShareIt,
Stadtmobil, GoCar,
Zoom, OpenFleet,
Zipcar and recently
Locomute in South Africa. Traditional
car rental companies have introduced their own car sharing services, including
Hertz on Demand, Enterprise CarShare by
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Avis On Location by
Avis, and
Uhaul Car Share by
U-Haul. Notable co-operatively owned carsharing organizations include
Modo (car co-op) and
Community CarShare.
Co-Wheels uses a UK community interest company model which it franchises to local groups.[sup]
[2][/sup] In addition, car manufacturers have also introduced their own carsharing services, including
Daimler's
Car2Go, BMW's
DriveNow, Volkswagen's Quicar.[sup]
[3][/sup]
As of December 2012, there were an estimated 1.7 million car-sharing members in 27 countries, including so-called peer-to-peer services, according to the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at
U.C. Berkeley. Of these, 800,000 were car-sharing members in the United States.[sup]
[4][/sup] As of November 2014, the world's largest carsharing networks across North America and Europe are Zipcar with 767,000 members and 11,000 vehicles,[sup]
[5][/sup] and Car2Go with over 900,000 members and 12,000 cars.[sup]
[6][/sup]
According to
Navigant Consulting, global carsharing services revenue will approach US$1 billion in 2013 and grow to US$6.2 billion by 2020, with over 12 million members worldwide. The main factors driving the growth of carsharing are the rising levels of congestion faced by city dwellers; shifting generational mindsets about car ownership; the increasing costs of personal vehicle ownership; and a convergence of business models.[sup]
[7][/sup][sup]
[8][/sup] Carsharing contributes to
sustainable transport because it is a less car intensive means of urban transport, and according to
The Economist, carsharing can reduce car ownership at an estimated rate of one rental car replacing 15 owned vehicles.[sup]
[9][/sup]
[sup]Bác kiểm tra lại nhé. [/sup]
