FILE PHOTO: The logo of carsharing service DriveNow is pictured on the back of a car in Berlin, Germany, May 27, 2015. REUTERS/Stefanie Loos/File Photo
LONDON: BMW is expanding its car-sharing service DriveNow into five more London boroughs as the carmaker overcomes some of the barriers to operating across the city where firms need to strike agreements with separate local authorities.
Daimler axed its car2go operation from London in 2014 after it proved more difficult than anticipated to coordinate between 33 districts and encourage motorists out of their own cars.
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