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== Imagine carsharing like never before? == Imagine semi-decentralised carpooling and carsharing like never before possible... unlimited numbers of use-and-dispose car keys, time-limited keys. * Subscribe to a carpool and pay the monthly fee. depending on your fee you get a car delivered to you or one's location pointed out a few blocks away within a certain time period in one or several cities or countries * Walking down the street and your Bluetooth device beeps in a certain manner... :Take it out of your pocket and you see an image of that stunning 3 litre, double turbo convertible, this newest model from your favourite car brand and pricing and availability information presented to you. :Look around and you see it parked on the parking lot next to you. Press a button to send your service subscriber identification to the car and the car send you the keys in return. Open the car and the car contacts the center via cellular and tells that it has been taken into use by a trusted customer, but does not tell by whom and describes the package you chose. ::Returning the vehicle to the original position or taking it to next customer gives you reduced rates then leaving the vehicle in a random place ::Authorising the car to tell the system in advance, about where and about when the vehicle can be expected to be released from your service also reduces rates, because it allows the system to allocate resources more optimally * Bluetooth Carpooling turning out to be very useful for avoiding parking space problems and traffic clogging in city centers and such starts to get tax breaks, cheaper parking fees and cheaper road tolls, thus '''improving the economics''' of not owning a car but owning access to car services with you as the driver. * Need a pickup, a van or a truck to move some stuff around... everything is available with some limitations to timing * Failing to comply with regulations and contracts lowers your '''trustworthiness'''. Such deeds could be like: ** Drunk driving ** Leaving strange objects or odours in the car ** Scratching the car and not reporting it. ** Exceeding desired speed, force and torque limits (by the party to whom the vehicle belongs to). ** Leaving the gas tank too empty or leaving other fluids empty ** Otherwise being reckless with other peoples property ** Failing to return the car to a certain time or place, if you agreed to time limits and/or location limits, when you took the keys the car offered you. * Reduced trustworthiness could result result in the following occurrences: ** Your carsharing contract can be terminated ** The car you would like to drive says that "I'm sorry but my owner has instructed me not to give keys to such a reckless person as you, have a nice day" ** Your fees might be higher ----
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