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HOURCAR Ceasing Operations Marks Another Change in Twin Cities Transportation Landscape
The nonprofit could not close a $625,000 funding gap as rising insurance and federal cuts pushed the board to end service.
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Drivers frustrated by carshare closure face officials digging for solutions
On Oct. 8, a little bit before 1 p.m., thousands of people in and around the Twin Cities simultaneously learned they might need to start shopping for a car. That’s because HourCar, the Twin Cities’ nonprofit carsharing program that also operates Evie Carshare, announced it would cease operations on Oct. 15 as a result of a $625,000 funding gap. Since their opening – HourCar in 2005 and Evie in 2022 – the programs have been funded through user fe…
·Minneapolis, United States
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