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This is a great idea for people who don't want to own cars or can't afford them.
It costs an average of $6,000 dollars a year to own a car. Imagine the freedom of no maintenance, insurance, and gasoline costs.
These type of car rental programs have been successful in other cities, and provide a needed service.
Too bad FrontRunner doesn't run on Sunday. Have you ever used public transportation?
This is a great idea and I have been hope Utah would implement something like this. It is just to bad they are not doing a Zap Car program as they already have a great program and software that is really handy to see where available cars a currently located.
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