From Reilly Reports --

"Chicago's I-GO Car Sharing Program

Alderman Reilly is a vocal proponent of many initiatives that are helping Chicago to become an environmentally-friendly and sustainable city, including the I-GO Car Sharing program.

I-GO is a Chicago-based non-profit organization dedicated to providing economical and environmentally-sound transportation choices. I-GO's goals are to reduce car ownership rates, lower family transportation costs, reduce urban congestion and improve air quality in all neighborhoods.

There are I-GO cars at numerous locations in the 42nd Ward, within walking distance of thousands of households. To view a complete location map, please visit Car Locations : I-GO Car Sharing.

Alderman Reilly requires that all new residential and parking garage developments include I-GO cars, ensuring that this program will continue to expand and serve even more Chicago residents.* In further effort to improve transportation options in the City of Chicago, last month the Chicago Transit Board approved a proposal by the Chicago Transit Authority and I-GO Car Sharing to launch a joint smart card that can be used to gain access to I-GO cars and ride the CTA. For additional information, please read recent press releases here."

Since when is I-Go a non-profit?

I think I heard they merged with the other car sharing startup, ZipCars.

Eric

Oh sorry it was ZipCar and FlexCar that merged --

i-go cars zipcars merge - Google Search

Eric