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When I Took My Zipcar Into the Wilderness

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Re: When I Took My Zipcar Into the Wilderness

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What exactly do you propose? A zipcar that doesn't allow allow you to drive outside of the city?

Sure. Shut down the engine when it loses cell signal, with some warning so you could turn around. It'd be inconvenient, but not more than the alternative.

Shut down the engine when someone is still driving? That's not just inconvenient, that's suicidal. What if you're not able to get back to a place with cell coverage in time? Is the car just going to stop in the middle of the highway or the middle of a tunnel?

Re: When I Took My Zipcar Into the Wilderness

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Based on my experience, this is not true, I could always open the car via the application.

The first time you unlock the car, it always has to be using a physical card. I learnt this the hard way. https://www.quora.com/Can-I-use-a-Zipcar-without-my-Zipcard

Ok, so you say I just imagined it.
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