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According to a study from Turo and Leger most Canadian respondents have never driven an EV – but research shows just getting drivers into one can help move the needle on EV adoption

- Throughout October to December, Turo guests can reserve an exclusive culinary road trip package to a MICHELIN-Starred restaurant in Toronto and Vancouver. -

While the burgeoning sector has seen some companies already bow out, Turo, along with offerings in the works from Communauto and Uber, provide alternatives that can save users money

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

When Jennifer Cummings flew down to Florida from St. John’s, N.L., last summer, she opted to arrive in style. The 41-year-old signed on to a “peer-to-peer” car-sharing site and rented a gleaming white Alfa Romeo SUV — from its private owner.

For local car owners, becoming a host can generate hundreds of dollars of extra income each month.

The 2023 Car Ownership Index reveals the average Canadian car sits idle 96 per cent of the year and over one in 10 Canadian car owners surveyed are willing to list their underutilized vehicle on a sharing marketplace.

Canada’s largest car-sharing marketplace is looking to roll into Manitoba.

As costs continue to rise, many are looking for a side-hustle to make some extra cash, and some have been turning to their personal cars.

History is repeating itself as last summer’s ‘carpocalypse’ makes a return. With travel picking up and more Canadians planning to get out this summer as the pandemic eases, car rental companies are trying to secure more vehicles.