I-GO Car Sharing and CTA have rolled out their new “smart card” program, which allows I-GO participants to use one Chicago Card Plus card for both the city’s transit system and I-GO’s fleet of hybrids and fuel-efficient vehicles parked around the city. I figured that was a good excuse to dust off Patrick’s interview with I-GO Business Development Manager Richard Kosmacher from last January.
I-GO has cars at nine ‘L’ stops including the Blue Line’s Damen / Milwaukee station, the Brown Line’s Western station, the Red Line’s Addison and Thorndale stations, and at the intersection Lincoln and Wrightwood avenues, in-between the Fullerton and Diversey stops on the combined Red, Brown and Purple lines in Wrightwood Neighbors. (I haven’t tracked down the locations of the other five stops.)
Off the top of my head, I can only name a couple of new residential developments working with I-GO: Magellan Development‘s Lakeshore East – whose participation prompted Patrick’s interview with Kosmacher – and Senco Properties’ EcoLogic Lofts, which has not broken ground. (Others out there have opted for Zipcar spaces.) I’ve started a list of I-GO participants on NewHomeNotebook.com and will add developments to it as we learn of them. If you can think of any, let us know.
NewHomeNotebook:
• View our list of condos with I-GO car sharing spaces
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• Lakeshore East welcomes I-GO into rewards program (Jan. 17)
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235 van buren is working with I-GO as well. it is advertised on the signs around the building.
Thanks, Ryan. I’ll add it to the list.
Jab Real Estate and agent Paul Chason have a car share parked at their Roscoe/Greenview condo conversion. I think it’s I-Go, could be Zip.
That would be Roscoeview. And you’re right, Eric — it’s I-GO. Adding it to the list now.
The future residential development, BLUEWATER5440, located at 5440 N. Sheridan, has planned to accommodate at least one I-GO car.
I find it odd that I-Go won’t expand it’s concept to other cities. How are they going to fend off Zipcar if they aren’t trying to spread their services all over?
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