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moominmuppet) wrote2006-05-24 07:42 am
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And the good news: CityWheels!
Cleveland finally has a carshare program!
City Wheels Cleveland
Woot!!! I've been hoping for one of these for ages, and loudly envying cities that have them. Then I checked the qualifications page, and my heart sank... I haven't held a license for the past three years.
So I sent this off:
To: Info@CityWheelsCleveland.com
Subject: license requirement
I was very excited to see a carsharing group starting up in Cleveland; I've
been envying other cities for years! I've just been checking out the site,
and I see one major qualification problem I'm going to have -- since I've
been using RTA for several years, I don't have a valid driver's license, and
would be getting a new one if I sign up for this program. However, with the
three-year rule, that's a problem. Is there any flexibility in this
qualification, or are there plans for a policy change in the future?
--Sarah Young
Tremont, Cleveland, OH
And got this back:
Hello Sarah,
As long as you have three years' worth of a driving record at any time in
your history, you are eligible for CityWheels membership; it doesn't have to
be the past three years, per se.
We'd love to have you! Let me know by email or by phone if you have any
other questions; I'd be happy to talk with you more about the program. It
sounds like it would be perfect for you!
Looking forward to working with you,
Megan
Hoorah!!!!! It's not a solution to my commuting problem, but it does potentially solve our "trips to the pet store and grocery store" issues!
City Wheels Cleveland
Woot!!! I've been hoping for one of these for ages, and loudly envying cities that have them. Then I checked the qualifications page, and my heart sank... I haven't held a license for the past three years.
So I sent this off:
To: Info@CityWheelsCleveland.com
Subject: license requirement
I was very excited to see a carsharing group starting up in Cleveland; I've
been envying other cities for years! I've just been checking out the site,
and I see one major qualification problem I'm going to have -- since I've
been using RTA for several years, I don't have a valid driver's license, and
would be getting a new one if I sign up for this program. However, with the
three-year rule, that's a problem. Is there any flexibility in this
qualification, or are there plans for a policy change in the future?
--Sarah Young
Tremont, Cleveland, OH
And got this back:
Hello Sarah,
As long as you have three years' worth of a driving record at any time in
your history, you are eligible for CityWheels membership; it doesn't have to
be the past three years, per se.
We'd love to have you! Let me know by email or by phone if you have any
other questions; I'd be happy to talk with you more about the program. It
sounds like it would be perfect for you!
Looking forward to working with you,
Megan
Hoorah!!!!! It's not a solution to my commuting problem, but it does potentially solve our "trips to the pet store and grocery store" issues!
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As you might remember from some of my posts, I've been a member of CAN www.cooperativeauto.net for three months. It's been very cool so far, 'though occasionally the expense does creep up on me when I've had to travel a lot (the weekend up to PR and then needing to drive the Lizzard down to Seattle), but it's so much nicer driving the "FEMbot" (a 2004 Prius with plate # FEM 864) than the "All New for '76 Volare' " that Sir has. I'm glad that you have the tunaopperty to try it there.
that (hybrid drivin') SpencerBear