Evo Car Share vs Ímesh

This is the official app for Vancouver’s Best Car Share! Evo is car sharing made for you. It gets you from here to there with room for your friends - gas, insurance, parking and unlimited kms included. Plus, we’ve added e-bikes and e-scooters! The Evo app is your key to everything. Just reserve, unlock and hit the road. Yep, its that easy. The app lets you: • Sign up for car, e-bike and e-scooter sharing (have your driver’s license and a credit card on hand to join) • Find a vehicle 24/7 by checking out the real-time map • Make or cancel reservations (you can reserve a car up to 30 min in advance or 5 min in advance for e-bikes and e-scooters, all for free) or use Evo Return to make round-trip bookings up to 30 days in advance • Start, pause, and end trips with the click of a button, or use our handy QR code to start your e-bike or e-scooter trip • See how much time is left before your reservation expires with the countdown timer • View all available vehicles on the map or view them in a list • View vehicle info including location, fuel/charge level, license plate, and distance from you • Check out parking locations and the Home Zone • See billing and manage all things to do with your Evo account • Give us a shout 24/7 for help. Day or night we are here for you! • Easily refer your friends and earn driving credit • Stay up to date with in-app and push notifications • Use radar to set a location, time, and radius to search for an Evo • View your Evo Extras points balance, challenges and exclusive partner discounts Have a cool idea on how to make Evo even better? Send your questions and feedback to info@evo.ca

ímesh, meaning "to walk" in Skwxwú7mesh snichim (Squamish Language), is a mobile app being developed by the Bill Reid Centre for Northwest Coast Studies at Simon Fraser University. The app is a response to the university’s Community Engagement Strategy, and its Aboriginal Strategic Plan, and is intended to be a step, however small, toward decolonizing the university and the surrounding landscape. The goal of the app is to communicate through experience, the unique worldviews represented by the Indigenous art on campus, and to create a stronger awareness of the Coast Salish territories on which SFU is situated. Please note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.