In a car-sharing program, when a vehicle is parked on a residential street, what is a typical destination?

• A. A neighbor's driveway.
• B. A specific house.
• C. A public park.
• D. A commercial center.

Answer: (B)

Trips in a residential car-sharing system are typically anchored to a home address. When a vehicle sits on a residential street, the most common destination is a specific house—often the member’s own residence—because the service is designed around home-based, short trips and returning the car to a known, convenient location. This pattern supports fleet efficiency and easy redeployment within the service area, aligning with how members plan and use the vehicles. While ending at a neighbor’s driveway, a public park, or a commercial center can happen, they are less representative of the standard end point for residential car-sharing.