The world is a fast-changing place, especially when it comes to cars and the way we use them, or don't. Our youth aren't begging their parents for driving lessons and then pestering us for the car keys like teens used to, and fewer are getting their drivers licenses as they graduate to young adulthood than in generations past. Instead our younger citizens are using intermodal transportation 72-percent of the time. Those that have earned the license to drive aren't necessarily purchasing a vehicle either. Car sharing memberships have now surpassed the 250,000 mark in Canada after doubling over the last two years. Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal are amongst the world's top 10 car share cities, albeit BMW's own electric-powered DriveNow program has yet to fully expand within North America, only offering services in San Francisco and Seattle.
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