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Home›How To›How to Use Zipcars: 12 Steps

How to Use Zipcars: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Step 1: Sign Up for a Zipcar Account

To start using Zipcars, you’ll first need to create an account on their website. You can also download the Zipcar app for quick and easy access.

Step 2: Verify Your Driver’s License

To verify your eligibility to drive a Zipcar, submit your driver’s license information and wait for approval, which may take a few days.

Step 3: Receive Your Zipcard

Once approved, you’ll receive a Zipcard in the mail. This card serves as your key to access Zipcars.

Step 4: Choose Your Vehicle and Reservation Time

Browse available cars on the website or app, pick your preferred vehicle, and reserve it for the time you need.

Step 5: Locate Your Reserved Zipcar

Use the app or website to identify the car’s location and navigate to it.

Step 6: Unlock the Car with Your Zipcard

Approach the windshield on the driver side of the car and hold your Zipcard over the card reader area. The car will unlock when the card is recognized.

Step 7: Inspect the Vehicle

Before driving, take a moment to inspect your car for damage or cleanliness issues. If you notice any problems, inform Zipcar immediately via the app or website.

Step 8: Start Your Trip

Get in and locate the ignition key tethered in its holder within the vehicle. Insert it into the ignition and start your journey!

Step 9: Obey Traffic Rules and Fuel Up if Needed

Drive safely and follow traffic laws. If you need fuel during your trip, use a provided gas card found in the vehicle. The cost of fuel is included in your rental fee.

Step 10: Extend Your Reservation if Necessary

If you anticipate needing more time with the car, use the app or call Zipcar to request an extension. Be aware that this may be contingent on the car’s availability.

Step 11: Return the Car to its Designated Spot

When you’re finished using the car, return it to its designated parking area and lock it using your Zipcard.

Step 12: End Your Trip

Once you’ve parked and locked the car, your reservation is complete. Confirm this on your app or website, and you’ll receive a confirmation email shortly after.

By following these 12 steps, you can easily use Zipcar to get around town or travel for leisure. Happy driving!

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