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Space freed up by car clubs could nearly cover Hyde Park, analysis finds

UK car clubs open to the public had 307,437 active users last year, up 1% from 2023.

Evening Standard

Low mileage, several careful renters … will car-sharing ever really get going?

Services are finding it tough to turn profits, but user numbers are still rising in a shift away from the ‘ownership economy’

The Guardian - UK

Greater Manchester ‘worst city in Europe for clean and green transport’, says new report

City region is branded worst in Europe for eco-friendly transport

The Guardian - UK

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Cycling champion does the honours at re-opening of city's active travel hub

The UK’s fastest woman on two wheels, Christina MacKenzie, performed the reopening honours for Stirling’s active travel hub as it celebrated its 10th birthday last Tuesday. Scotland’s first ever active travel hub has now supported and encouraged tho

Daily Record

City dwellers ditching private motors to join car clubs with memberships soaring

EXCLUSIVE: Studies by shared transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK have uncovered growing use of car and bike share schemes.

Daily Record

Low emission zones launch in four Scottish cities as many older vehicles 'banned'

The driving scheme is new to Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee as the zones in Glasgow will now include all cars.

Daily Record

Talking Point: Would you switch to a car club to help cut emissions in London?

According to analysis by transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK), more than one million Londoners could benefit by switching from a privately owned car to a shared club, and help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the process.

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1m Londoners could switch to car clubs and help cut carbon emissions

A million more Londoners could ditch their cars and switch to a shared car club, according to an analysis of travel habits.

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