Costs

The GO2 fee structure is based on the industry norm of combining an hourly usage fee with a per kilometre fee. While our hourly rate is fixed at $1.50/hour, our mileage rates vary based on whether you are a low, medium or high use member. Members also pay a monthly administration fee, which again will vary based on your month-to-month use of the vehicles.

Our fees include the costs of fuel, insurance, maintenance and repairs! And if you do not use a vehicle one month, you are not charged any fees.

For longer trips, we also offer a daily rate of $60, but this rate does not include the costs of gas.

There are five different types of fees associated with being a GO2 member:

Unfortunately, there are also taxes…but remember, you do not pay for fuel, insurance, maintenance or repairs!

In order to ensure the co-op runs smoothly for the benefit of all its members, additional fees may also be charged for misuse such as: late vehicle return, losing a key, returning the vehicle with excessive mess or dirt, etc.

GO2 Membership Share

A GO2 memberships share is a life-time purchase and is fully refundable.

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GO2 Hourly Rate

The hourly charge for booking co-op vehicles is $1.50...

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GO2 Mileage Rates

GO2's mileage rates vary based on the distance driven in any one month...

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GO2 Administration Fees

This fee will vary based on the mileage you have driven in any one month...

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GO2 Additional Fees

The car share has a few additional fees that will help the cooperative accomplish some of its long-term goals...

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GO2 Taxes

And in that co-operative spirit...some taxes are inevitable.

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Announcements »

GO2 Carshare now has a truck!

posted 11/08/2010

GO2 Carshare is proud to announce it has added a used truck to its fleet.

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GO2 Carshare wins!

posted 10/25/2010

The GO2 Carshare Cooperative is proud to announce it has won "Environmental Business of the Year".

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"On a personal level, the more efficient you can be with your own vehicle, the better. Do you have a full car load of people? Are we driving our car for a one kilometer trip to the store when we could be walking or biking? Those kinds of actions collectively do have a big impact." - Dr. Michael Brauer, School of Environmental Health, UBC