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Zipvan is the easy way to get things done in the city, with hundreds of vans around the corner. Hourly and daily rates include fuel, insurance and the Congestion Charge.

Car sharing seems like a simple enough idea, but there's a reason that Zipcar has become the leader for cars on demand—we took a simple concept to new heights. It's not just about fewer cars, less congestion and less pollution (though we're not complaining), it's about understanding why those things are a problem, and finding sustainable solutions. We're idea people acknowledging that this is something bigger than all of us, something that can take over the world (literally) if we're smart about it. And it's not just a theory.

The combined power of Car2go and DriveNow has created SHARE NOW, Europe's leading social car-sharing platform. It is currently present in 16 European cities with nearly 14,000 cars, 3,550 of which are fully electric. With around three million customers, SHARE NOW offers a sustainable urban mobility solution while making a significant contribution to reducing congestion as part of the mobility ecosystem, with one community car replacing at least four to six privately owned cars in traffic.

Streetline’s patented Smart Parking platform detects the presence of a car through a network of ultra-low power wireless sensors that provide real-time status of every parking space — at curbside, in lots and in garages With access to real-time information and historical analytics, cities are provided with key insight into their parking ecosystem. Cities are enabled to make more informed parking policy decisions, and also can implement demand-shifting mechanisms such as demand-based pricing.

AImotive is a global provider of vision-first self-driving technology. We utilize artificial intelligence, simulation and supporting hardware architectures for a safe autonomous experience. AImotive is the largest independent team in the world working towards fully self-driving car technology. Our unique toolset is engineered to answer all the challenges of autonomous mobility, powered by advanced artificial intelligence, simulation technology, and supporting hardware architectures.

GreenGo is a car sharing service that is used through a mobile app. The service started with 45 electric cars in Budapest that users can reserve using their smartphones. Pickup and dropoff can happen in a designated zone but cars can be used outside the zone, too. Cars can be used 24 hours a day, until they need recharge. Payments are automatic or card based after use, with minute-based pricing.

The automated fare collection (AFC) system will be an integral part of the Budapest cityscape and also of customers’ everyday lives; therefore prior to naming the scheme, BKK conducted a questionnaire-based customer expectation survey in 2013 along with international benchmarking of best practice for branding similar systems throughout the world. The results show that mostly names of animals are preferred, such as oyster, octopus or hummingbird, but also precious stones, fruits and playful names are used.

The MOL Bubi bike-sharing scheme is a new public transport option in Budapest. The apple-green bikes can be hired from and returned to any docking station found at major transport hubs in the city centre. This new mode of public transport combines the freedom of individual mobility with the reliability of fixed-rail transport. So far 1,150 bikes can be hired from 99 docking stations in the centre of Budapest. Each station features a terminal, some of which are equipped with touch screens and bankcard-readers. Docking points serve the purpose of securely placing the bikes.

MOL Limo is a car rental service, when in our case, after following the registration you can book a car thorugh an app 0-24 during the day. Service area is in the Inner districts of Budapest in Limo zone. They had 300 vehicles at the time of the launch. The number of cars available in a very moment can differ from this, as cars already booked won't show in the app. At the moment, they offer 100 Volkswagen eUp!s (these are the electric ones) and 200 gas-powered Volkswagen Up!s cars.

The renewed BKK FUTÁR application, called BudapestGO, uses the latest technological achievements to ensure that users of the capital's public transport network have access to the most information possible, thus reaching their destination as quickly as possible. The system, which is based on satellite vehicle tracking, enables BKK to monitor Budapest traffic in real time, continuously and 24 hours a day, to maintain scheduled traffic and to intervene quickly and efficiently in emergency situations.