Sharing more of our goods (and experiences) is increasingly popular in our networked world. And carsharing is one small (but significant) aspect of that. Zimride is one company leading the way on that front. Here’s “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Zimride” from sister site Gas2, from occasional CleanTechnica writer (and Zimride user) Susanna Schick (who was just severely injured in what seems to have been an intentional hit-and-run in LA):
The Hitchhiker’s Guide To Zimride (via Gas 2.0)
OK, so I’m not a hitchhiker, (and that is NOT my car!) but I have been known to give rides to strangers. And even a stretch Hummer can save CO2 with Zimride. So perhaps this is more “The Pilot’s Guide to Passengers.” I found out about Zimride at the Opportunity Green Conference they co-sponsored…
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