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As football fever takes hold and anticipation builds for UEFA Euro 2024, fans from around the globe are gearing up for a spectacular event. Host cities are busy with preparations, and amidst the excitement, the need for efficient and sustainable transportation solutions becomes essential. UEFA Euro 2024 not only promises thrilling football matches but also the opportunity for a cultural experience in the host cities. Navigating the bustling streets, finding parking, and dealing with traffic congestion can, however, pose challenges to both locals and visitors. This is where the concept of car-sharing emerges as a game-changer.

The automotive industry, often perceived as male-dominated, has been significantly shaped by remarkable women whose contributions have revolutionized the way we move and perceive transportation. This post celebrates these women, from Bertha Benz's historic road trip to Suzanne Vanderbilt's design work, and highlights others who have left a clear mark on the industry.

In the rapidly evolving urban transportation landscape, the need for reliable transportation has become increasingly important. Hailing a conventional taxi has been the go-to solution for many years but with the rise of apps and technology, car-sharing services have started to take off. While both offer a convenient mode of transportation, they each cater to distinct needs and preferences. In this blog post, we will explore the strengths and weaknesses of both mobility options, shedding light on why one option stands out as the clear winner.

Car-sharing has become an increasingly popular mode of transportation, especially in urban areas where owning a car can be costly and inconvenient. SHARE NOW is one of the leading car-sharing providers, offering a range of services to meet the needs of both private and business customers. One of those services is the car-sharing service for businesses, which provides numerous benefits to companies of all sizes. We'll be digging deeper into the benefits of corporate car-sharing, so keep reading if you're a company or freelancer looking to optimize the way you or your employees commute.