Whether to improve our health, lower our cost of living, or reduce our impact on the environment, many Saskatonians are choosing active methods of transportation and public transit. There are some tasks, however, that require the convenience of driving.
The Saskatoon CarShare Co-operative offers the freedom of vehicle access without the expense and hassle of car maintenance. Our fleet of vehicles includes both gas and electric options. We are also the first public CarShare in Canada with electric vehicles that are 100% solar-powered.
Whether to improve our health, lower our cost of living, or reduce our impact on the environment, many Saskatonians are choosing active methods of transportation and public transit. There are some tasks, however, that require the convenience of driving.
The Saskatoon CarShare Co-operative offers the freedom of vehicle access without the expense and hassle of car maintenance. Our fleet of vehicles includes both gas and electric options. We are also the first public CarShare in Canada with electric vehicles that are 100% solar-powered.
A WIN FOR YOUR POCKET BOOK
CarSharing is a convenient service that can save you some serious cash.
- Usage fees are low and you only pay when you use a car
- No additional insurance or gas costs
- No unexpected maintenance costs
- Vehicles are conveniently located in your community and close to transit
A WIN FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
CarSharing is a more sustainable alternative to private car ownership.
- Fewer vehicles need to be manufactured, fuelled and maintained
- CarSharing reduces traffic congestion, noise, and stress on public infrastructure
- CarSharing supports public and active modes of transportation
- Well-maintained vehicles produce less pollution
A WIN FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
Become a CarShare Co-op member and exercise your civic muscles.
- Promote active transportation, walking, and biking for a healthy lifestyle
- Develop community through democracy, sharing, and caring
- Address social inequality for those unable to afford a private vehicle
- Encourage pedestrian culture by reducing the number of vehicles on our streets