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1. Zipcar near Vancouver, BC

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     Zipcar

     General Transport · Open

     1280 Haro St, Vancouver

     
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     Zipcar

     General Transport · Open · 1 on Infobel

     150 W Pender St, Vancouver

     
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     Zipcar 1154 W. Broadway

     Car Rental: Tourism And Commercial

     1154 West Broadway, Vancouver
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     Zipcar 12th And Prince Edward Street

     395 Kingsway, Vancouver
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     Zipcar

     General Transport · Open

     2315 4Th Ave W, Vancouver

     
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     Zipcar

     General Transport · Closed

     280-601 Cordova St W, Vancouver · 604-697-0550

     
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2. www.zipcar.com › en-caZipcar: Car Sharing Alternative for Daily and Hourly Car Rental

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   Instantly book cars near you. Book on demand by the hour or day, with gas and dedicated parking included. For a limited time, get your first month on us* with code: MONTHOFF. Join today.

3. vancouversun.com › news › local-newsZipcar to cease operations in B.C., citing ... - Vancouver Sun

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   Zipcar, the American car-sharing service, has announced that it will cease operations in B.C. at the end of the month. In an email to customers Tuesday, the Boston-based company blamed...

4. www.reddit.com › r › vancouverZipCar-like alternatives for someone who is visiting BC?

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   I am someone who is visiting from Toronto where I constantly use ZipCar. After it's closure in BC, what are my options now? Would you suggest that I book a rental otherwise? Would that be better?

5. bc.ctvnews.ca › car-share-company-zipcar-ceasingZipcar ceasing operations in B.C. | CTV News - CTV News Vancouver

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   Apr 21, 2020 · Zipcar, an American membership-based firm, has announced it is pulling out of British Columbia. VANCOUVER -- Citing issues with local insurance, car-share operator Zipcar is ceasing services in...

6. www.zipcar.com › ziptopia › VancouverVancouver | Zipcar

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   Let’s be real: Starting a business is not a breeze, but the pride of seeing an idea come to life is worth the drive. These small businesses grew with smarts, savvy—and a Zipcard.

7. www.brightaroundthecorner.com › mobility › guide-carThe complete guide to car sharing in Vancouver

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   Oct 29, 2019 · If you’re living in Vancouver, you’ve probably seen cars from car sharing companies Car2Go, Evo, Zipcar, and Modo. These operators offer a modern and convenient twist on classic car rental. Over 3000 such vehicles can be found in Vancouver.

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   How many cars does Zipcar have in Vancouver?

   • In Vancouver, Zipcar have about 200 vehicles. Zipcar have one of the longest histories in the industry, and serve 1100 locations, though this is at a lower density than the other companies. Zipcar ceased operating in Vancouver in May 2020. The companies offering car sharing in Vancouver may appear similar, but fall into two camps.

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   Why did Zipcar pull out of British Columbia?

   • Zipcar, an American membership-based firm, has announced it is pulling out of British Columbia. VANCOUVER -- Citing issues with local insurance, car-share operator Zipcar is ceasing services in B.C. as of next month.

   Zipcar ceasing operations in B.C. | CTV News - British Columbia

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   What happened to Zipcar in Vancouver?

   • Zipcar ceased operating in Vancouver in May 2020. The companies offering car sharing in Vancouver may appear similar, but fall into two camps. They are either one-way or two-way providers. Evo is one-way provider, whereas Modo is a two-way provider .

   Complete guide to car sharing in Vancouver. Includes promo codes

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   Where to rent a car in Vancouver?

   • If you’re living in Vancouver, you’ve probably seen cars from car sharing companies Car2Go, Evo, Zipcar, and Modo. These operators offer a modern and convenient twist on classic car rental. Over 3000 such vehicles can be found in Vancouver. If you want to try one out, where should you start?

   Complete guide to car sharing in Vancouver. Includes promo codes

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   Where does Zipcar come from?

   • Zipcar have North American origins, coming out of Massachusetts at the dawn of the millennium in 2000. They passed 1,000,000 members in 2016, and operate a fleet of around 12,000 vehicles across 10 countries. In Vancouver, Zipcar have about 200 vehicles.

   Complete guide to car sharing in Vancouver. Includes promo codes

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   Does Zipcar charge a fee?

   • A non-refundable $25 application fee applies when you submit your Zipcar application. Zipcar is the world’s leading car sharing alternative to car rental & ownership. Book cars on demand by the hour or day. Join instantly, drive in minutes.

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9. www.vancouverisawesome.com › highlights › zipcarZipcar to close operations and drive out of British Columbia ...

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   Apr 21, 2020 · VANCOUVER — Car-sharing service Zipcar says it will stop operations on May 1 in British Columbia. In an email notice to its customers, the Boston-based company says the "complexities" of operating in the province, including local insurance regulations, are behind its decision.