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Carplus aims to develop and support a national
cooperative network of car clubs. In
the UK there are two main types of car club – large commercial operators
which focus on London and other large cities, and small community based clubs
which are mainly not for profit and often reliant on volunteers to keep going.
There are many areas in the
Carplus has set up Commonwheels Community Interest Company (what is a CIC?) to bridge the gap between these two models by offering an alternative route to a sustainable car club.
Commonwheels can offer a flexible package to these areas, providing either an entire car club operation or a selection of services including: cars, insurance, telematics and bookings systems.
Commonwheels is working on proposals for several areas
including
Local Authorities
w Support to assess the feasibility of a car club in your town or district
w Reduce your transport carbon footprint and reduce congestion
w Promotion of car club as cheap green transport for your staff
w Convert some or all of your pool cars into car club vehicles
w Suggesting the best way forward for car clubs in your area
Property Developers
w Bespoke car club service for new or existing developments
w Reduced parking on sites, saving the cost of providing spaces
w Fully serviced fleet of vehicles to your tenants
w Use Commonwheels or your own branding on cars and marketing
Workplaces
w Support to assess the feasibility of a car club for your business
w Promotion of car club as economic, environmentally friendly transport for your staff
w Convert some or all of your pool cars into car club vehicles
Community Groups
w Enable access to cheap, green transport for your neighbourhood
w Incorporate your own cars into the network
For more information and full contact details go to www.commonwheels.org.uk
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