The University Department of Parking and Transportation will introduce a new car-sharing program on Grounds next Tuesday, in hopes of decreasing the volume of cars in Charlottesville, Director Rebecca White said.
"It's an alternative to owning a car or bringing a car to Grounds," she said. "It might reduce how much you use a car and it might give families [the opportunity to] leave a car at home."
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