PORTLAND, Ore. — A car-sharing company is leaving Portland at the end of this month. Free2move announced that it will stop service in the Rose City on Nov. 30.
In an email sent to customers on Monday, Free2move said they made their decision based on two factors: rising operation costs and the challenge of enticing more Portlanders to use car-sharing on a regular basis.
“The first being the rising infrastructure complexities in the US transportation sector which have resulted in much higher costs to sustain our car-sharing operations here, and the second being the difficult reality that although we invested a lot in convincing people in Portland to integrate car-sharing into
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