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SPUR Forum: The Future of Car Ownership

From SPUR:

From SPUR:

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Image courtesy of Flickr user Thomas Hawk

As headlines proclaim that Millenials are no longer interested in car ownership, car sharing and peer-to-peer ride sharing are growing in both cities and suburbs. Are these signs that car ownership is changing? Will these services — and new technologies like driverless cars — change car ownership forever, and what does that mean for our communities?

April Rinne / Collaborative Lab
Jessica Scorpio / Getaround
Rick Hutchinson / City Carshare

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