Graduation Project

Shared Electrical Vehicle for University Campuses

Sharing Systems BenchmarkHazal Ertürkan

Sharing Systems

Picks up and Returns

One-way Trips

• More attractive for the users• A problem for the distribution

of the vehicles

Bike Sharing with UConn CyclesThe aim ;

to provide a convenient and environmentally friendly mode of transport on campus and in the surrounding community. 

Who is eligible?

UConn students, faculty, and staff may borrow a bike. All you need is a valid UConn ID card.

Where can I borrow a bike?

The bikes are located on the west side of Homer Babbidge Library, and can be signed out at the iDesk (front desk) inside the building. You will just need to sign the waiver upon check out.

What hours can I take out a bike?

Bikes are available from when the library opens to 5pm, by which point all bikes must be returned.

How can I check out a bike?

Bikes can be checked out from the iDesk (front desk) of the library. You must show them your ID to check out the bike and you will need to sign a waiver. You will receive a bike lock and be offered a helmet. Before you ride the bike, inspect it for any problems that may be present and bring them to the attention of the iDesk if found.

A nationwide car sharing and rental program that has had a representation on University of Connecticut's Storrs campus estimated to start on October 10th, 2011.

Car sharing is a program for those who may only need a car for a few days out of the month, give or take

Features of the Program

Free membership for American and International drivers

Cost $8-$9/hour depending on size of vehicle

 Gas and insurance built in to price

Must be 18 years old with a valid driver's license to apply for membership

Fleet features:

3 Ultra Low Emissions Vehicles (ULEV)

1 fully electric car

NeverLost® GPS Navigation

24 hour/day emergency roadside assistance

To rent with Hertz 24/7 and retrieve your vehicle entry device, you must first complete the following, prior to picking up your vehicle.

⁻ Create a Profile online.⁻ Verify your driver's license.⁻ We will mail your Hertz entry device to you within a few days.⁻ Once you receive your entry device, simply pick up your vehicle and go!

NO CARDS. NO KEYS. NO KIDDING.

Reserve a Pin Pad enabled vehicle and receive a 6-digit entry code 30 minutes before the start of your reservation via

email or text. 

Enter your 6-digit entry code using the Pin Pad located on the front windshield to unlock/lock your vehicle.

If the Pin Pad flashes GREEN, your entry code has been accepted and the doors will unlock/lock. If entered incorrectly, the Pin Pad will flash RED, and you will need to re-enter the entry code.

*The Pin Pad will remain inactive for 30 seconds should more than 2 attempts be entered.

Web Site:https://www.hertz247.com/uconn/en-US/Home?culture=en-US&service=University%20of%20ConnecticutVideo:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoViIesXda8&feature=youtu.be7

How it works?

https://de.drive-now.com/en/#

The World’s largest electric car sharing service launced in Paris.

Once you’ve subscribed, you can reserve a car online or via our mobile apps. Rent it and return it to an Autolib’ charging station of your choice once you’re done.

CHARGING FEES

https://www.autolib.eu/subscribe/offer_choice_session/

CHARGING STATION TYPES

Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VclAxWxVhG4

http://www.enterprisecarshare.com/car-sharing/program/washu

PIRICING

FEEDBACK SYSTEMS

http://www.blinknetwork.com/mobile.html

Mobile Aplications

http://zevnet.fastfleet.net/

http://www.zipcar.com/universities

REFRENCES

https://www.autolib.eu/en/how-does-it-work/service/

http://www.enterprisecarshare.com/car-sharing/program/washu

http://www.niches-transport.org/index.php?id=227

http://www.vanderbilt.edu/sustainvu/what-we-do/transportation/electric-vehicle-charging-stations/

http://ecohusky.uconn.edu/transportation/bike-sharing.html

http://www.buffalo.edu/ubreporter/campus/campus-host-page.host.html/content/shared/university/news/ub-reporter-articles/stories/2013/car_chargers.detail.html

http://taps.ucsc.edu/parking/electric-vehicle-charging-faq.html

http://parking.wustl.edu/transportation/Pages/car-share.aspx

http://www.american.edu/finance/sustainability/Transportation.cfm

http://sandiego.car2go.com/how-it-works/

https://de.drive-now.com/en/