Walker, Columbus Underground
February 13, 2014
Easton Town Center falls outside the “Home Area” for car2go service, but the car-sharing system is announcing today the addition of 20 dedicated satellite parking spots located on the north and south sides of the property.
“We are excited to offer this service and we look forward to welcoming Ohio State students, Downtown residents and others who may visit Easton Town Center more frequently thanks to car2go,” said Beau Arnason, Executive Vice President of Steiner + Associates.
The spaces allow car2go drivers to begin and end their trips outside of the 35 square mile Home Area, which means that shopping, dining and entertainment can occur without continually paying while the car2go vehicle is parked.
“We’ve listened to the community and are excited to announce this great partnership with Easton Town Center that allows access to this popular destination for our car2go members,” said Location Manager Nicholas Hill.
The two car2go parking locations at Easton are located across from Trader Joe’s and near the Apple Store.
Full article is found here.
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