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What beautiful weather to explore Bute and in fact Scotland, if you are requiring a car to get you...
Read Moreby CB-admin | May 25, 2016 | carbute blog, How does it work | 0 |
What beautiful weather to explore Bute and in fact Scotland, if you are requiring a car to get you...
Read Moreby CB-admin | May 11, 2016 | Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
Book Book a car online , weeks ahead or with just a few minutes’ notice, for anything from an hour to a weekend. Whatever works for you. Unlock Unlock a car , parked in a designated parking bay. It’s clean and ready to go....
Read Moreby CB-admin | Sep 18, 2015 | Featured, How does it work | 0 |
A car club is a member based organisation that provides access to pay as you drive vehicles. Car...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Mar 2, 2015 | About Carbute, Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
A car club is a member based organisation that provides access to pay as you drive vehicles. Car club vehicles are available for hire on an hourly or daily basis, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Vehicles tend to be parked in...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 27, 2015 | Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
In large parts of Scotland the car is often the only practical and convenient transport option for many journeys. In car dependant rural communities car clubs can provide a practical, cost effective alternative to car ownership,...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 25, 2015 | carbute blog, How does it work, Running Costs | 0 |
Survey results show that over half of Scotland’s car club members owned a car before joining a car club and just over a quarter after becoming members. For each car club vehicle in Scotland, around five private cars are...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 23, 2015 | carbute blog, How does it work, Running Costs | 0 |
It has been proven that car club members are more likely to walk, cycle and use public transport than the average car user in Scotland. Feedback from car club members suggests they are more aware of the cost of car use and...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 20, 2015 | Car Bute, How does it work, Running Costs | 0 |
Scotland’s car clubs make an important contribution to reducing transport related CO2 emissions by providing their members with access to newer and more fuel efficient vehicles. Almost all club vehicles in Scotland are in...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 18, 2015 | Car Bute, How does it work, Running Costs | 0 |
Car clubs provide access to new or nearly new vehicles. They offer significant savings compared to car ownership, especially where a member only requires a vehicle occasionally and where a privately owned car is no longer...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 16, 2015 | Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
Occasional Drivers: People who do not own or have access to a car but who require access to one occasionally Money Savers: People who own a car but only use it occasionally and who could do without the expense of owning one...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Feb 13, 2015 | Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
Car clubs own cars that are made available to their members for short term use. The club covers all the costs of owning and operating the vehicles, such as insurance, tax, fuel, cleaning and servicing. Members pay an annual...
Read Moreby CB-admin | Sep 2, 2014 | Car Bute, How does it work | 0 |
The car club is here to help when you need a car and when it is impossible to get where you are going either by foot or cycle or public transport, it is great when you can use all different types of transport options, so much...
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