Rideshare Data (English, WEB)

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2025-05-27

The City of Toronto’s Free-Floating Car-Share program was approved by Council, as a permanent program, in July 2020. The program has undergone various changes throughout its lifespan, adjusting to fit the needs of users, the participating organization/company, and to ensure a balanced program that does not negatively impact neighbourhoods with permit parking. Currently, once a car-share company applies for a free-floating car-share permit, the car-share vehicle is allowed to be parked legally in a residential permit parking area/street in accordance with the following rules: Excluded Areas Streets and areas that are at 100 percent capacity or more for residential permit parking are excluded from the car-share company’s service area via geo-fencing within the respective car-share company's trip reservation system. A list of excluded streets/areas that are at 100 percent capacity or more for residential permit parking is provided by the City at the beginning of the permit period and updated every six months. Parking Limit A car-share vehicle must not be parked continuously in any one place for a period exceeding seventy-two (72) consecutive hours. Clustering of Car-Share Vehicles…

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