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In a time of shifting mobility habits, rising costs, and evolving user expectations, the Carsharing Association (CSA) brought together experts, operators, and advocates from across the globe to take stock of where the industry stands—and where it’s heading.

The recent CSA webinar, hosted by Executive Director Pam Cooley, served as an informal “global check-in” for carsharing professionals navigating today’s economic, environmental, and policy challenges. With over 50 people registered, the discussion was rich in insight and honesty, revealing both concern and optimism about the future of shared mobility.

In a time of shifting mobility habits, rising costs, and evolving user expectations, the Carsharing Association (CSA) brought together experts, operators, and advocates from across the globe to take stock of where the industry stands—and where it’s heading.

The recent CSA webinar, hosted by Executive Director Pam Cooley, served as an informal “global check-in” for carsharing professionals navigating today’s economic, environmental, and policy challenges. With over 50 people registered, the discussion was rich in insight and honesty, revealing both concern and optimism about the future of shared mobility.

The most recent Carsharing Association (CSA) Operator Chat brought together frontline professionals from across North America for an honest, collaborative conversation about the challenges and opportunities currently shaping the carsharing landscape. From rising tariffs to rusted-out brakes, nothing was off the table.

The electrification of carsharing is a crucial step toward sustainable urban mobility. The Carsharing Association (CSA) webinar, featuring insights from industry leaders, explored the benefits, challenges, and policy recommendations for integrating electric vehicles (EVs) into shared mobility services. Watch the full webinar to hear an in-depth discussion with industry experts Venkatesh Gopal, CEO of movmi, and Peter Krahenbuhl, CEO of Colorado CarShare, moderated by Pam Cooley, Executive Director of the Carsharing Association (CSA).

The University of California, Berkeley’s Transportation Sustainability Research Center (TSRC), a leading provider of independent shared-use mobility research, announced the release of its Carsharing Market Outlook. Read more at ITS Berkeley.

SOCAR is a carsharing platform from South Korea that launched in Malaysia in January 2018.

Convenience, not the environment, was chosen by an overwhelming majority of people as the top reason why they use car-sharing, according to the results of a survey released today. Read more at Vancouver Sun.

The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration has partnered with Zipcar to add 15 Zipcars at eight Light RailLink, Metro SubwayLink and MARC Train stations.

The sharing economy just keeps growing in Vancouver.As commuters, this means we have more options available to us. You don’t need to own a vehicle anymore because you can simply sign up for a carsharing service and get one only when you need it.