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E-rental vehicles in Zurich: More than half of the e-trotties are expected to disappear from the city soon
CH🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

E-rental vehicles in Zurich: More than half of the e-trotties are expected to disappear from the city soon

The Zurich city council plans to reduce the number of rental vehicles in the city from the current 7,350 to just 3,000. This decision aims to address concerns related to traffic congestion and environmental impact. Additionally, both the Social Democrats (SP) and the Green Party are calling for fixed stations throughout the city to improve accessibility and management of these electric rental vehicles.

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E-rental vehicles in Zurich: More than half of the e-trotties are expected to disappear from the city soon

The Zurich city council plans to reduce the number of rental vehicles in the city from the current 7,350 to just 3,000. This decision aims to address concerns related to traffic congestion and environmental impact. Additionally, both the Social Democrats (SP) and the Green Party are calling for fixed stations throughout the city to improve accessibility and management of these electric rental vehicles.

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