TMF is delighted to welcome two new members:

TMF Member #23: DEEL (The Netherlands)
DEEL is a community of local car sharing cooperatives. Currently, it has 10 member cooperatives and around 50 shared cars. As of December 2024, 3 more groups are preparing to join, adding about 15 cars.
DEEL started in 2019 in The Hague with 25 households; now, about 500 households participate. Cooperatives exist in The Hague, Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Waterland, and are soon starting in Nijmegen, Apeldoorn, Amersfoort, and Zwolle.
DEEL promotes distributed knowledge and local resilience by guiding citizens to start their own cooperatives. These communities aim to make cities, towns, and villages places where nature and city are not separate.
DEEL.nl

TMF Member #24: POD, Calder Valley Shared Transport Limited (United Kingdom)
POD was registered as a Community Benefit Society in August 2024. It is a new car share scheme in the Upper Calder Valley, West Yorkshire, UK.
With five hybrid cars in Hebden Bridge and Todmorden, POD offers an alternative to private car ownership. It aims to reduce car use, promote active travel, and cut pollution and congestion.
In the long term, POD plans to switch to electric vehicles and offer e-bike rentals. POD chose to work with The Mobility Factory to join cooperative car and bike share clubs across Europe and the UK.
pod.uk