With facial recognition technology in the throes of being implemented at airports around the world, rental agencies at terminals stand to gain a deal of efficiency by being able to process bookings a lot faster.
Being one of the industry leaders in auto rental software, Bluebird will fittingly be an exhibitor at the 2019 International Car Rental Show, taking place at the beautiful Paris Las Vegas Hotel from April 14-16.
Hertz is unloading the famed automobiles they made available during that anniversary period to anyone who wants one. Throughout 2018, those hundred Z06 units were made available at airports across the U.S.
Avis is projecting that 100,000 of its global fleet will be totally equipped with the latest in connective technology by year's end. It’s also setting a goal to grow that number to 600,000 vehicles once 2020 is over.
Case studies at this seminar will dissect the economic model of this mobile movement and use of data harvesting, bookings, optimal fleet use and other elements to find out how this part of the industry ticks.
Technology and statewide legislation surrounding ride-sharing across the country will be a major issue to be tackled at the 2019 International Car Rental Show, running April 14-16 at Paris Hotel in Las Vegas.
With consumers being exposed to more options than previous generations, comes an opportunity for car rental companies, who offer fleet management experience, and the knowledge to maintain vehicles.
Enterprise, the world’s largest car rental, company has launched an initiative designed to increase convenience for its Seattle-based customer base by opening a branch office at a new high-tech airport.
American companies topped the list of total distances for autonomous vehicles that were tested in California in 2018. The U.S. had 13 of its entries dominating a top 25 list of participants.
North America leads the charge, dominating two-thirds of global market. The global driverless automobile market is expected to grow tenfold in the next decade, according to market research firm ReportLinker.