![A station operated by the City Car company for short-term, shared-vehicle rental, aimed particularly at the ultra-Orthodox population. - Photo:Courtesy City Car A station operated by the City Car company for short-term, shared-vehicle rental, aimed particularly at Israel's ultra-Orthodox population.](/web/20170214232224im_/http://www.haaretz.com/polopoly_fs/1.771612.1487063226!/image/4044950015.jpg_gen/derivatives/size_281x211/4044950015.jpg)
Ultra-Orthodox Zooming Ahead of Secular Israelis With Car-sharing Service
A 10-shekel-a-month membership enables City Car firm, launched in 2013, to draw some 19,000 users a month in seven Haredi cities.
A 10-shekel-a-month membership enables City Car firm, launched in 2013, to draw some 19,000 users a month in seven Haredi cities.
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