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Frank Foxx

Tesla Road Trip Planner

The Tesla line-up of Electric Vehicles (EV) is one hot commodity these days. It seems everyone wants to get their hands on one of their flashy, innovative vehicles, even if it’s just to try it out.

Frank Foxx

The Ontario Staycation Tax Credit - The Best Local Travel Experiences

Here’s some welcome news for cooped-up tax payers in Toronto, and the rest of Ontario: the Ontario Staycation tax credit is now available.

Frank Foxx

How to Rent a Tesla Much More Easily in Toronto

Tesla is the Electric Vehicle (EV) maker that has taken the world by storm since forming in 2003. Just a decade and a half later, it seems poised to dominate not just the EV segment, but the entire automotive industry.

Frank Foxx

Best Car Detailing Tips for You

You want your ride to sparkle, but you want to do it yourself. Why not, it’s not the most difficult task in the world, and those car detailing places charge an arm and a leg.

Frank Foxx

7 Best Scenic Drives in Toronto

The occasional traffic snarl notwithstanding, Toronto is in fact quite a drivable city. Rush hours aside, city streets, the major thoroughfares, especially, are easily navigable, and laid out in a mostly grid pattern. Side streets are, for the most part, quite a pleasant drive.

Frank Foxx

How Does RideAlike Help People to Earn Income and Save Money

Do you know you can easily turn your car into a money-making machine with RideAlike? Simply register your car with the vehicle-sharing company and earn an income of over $750 per month!

Frank Foxx

Renting A Car During Covid-19- FAQs

With the ongoing pandemic, it is natural to be concerned about the safety behind renting a car. RideAlike has therefore established a covid protocol to ensure that all our rental cars are safe to use.

Lauren Medeiros

How RideAlike is Building A Trusting Community

As with any start-up company, RideAlike understands that fostering a trusting relationship with their customers is of utmost importance.

Lauren Medeiros

What is Car Sharing and How does it Work

The vehicle rental industry has experienced a sudden and accelerated growth in terms of the sharing economy. But the concept behind this sharing is still fairly new.

Lauren Medeiros

Environmental Benefits of Car Sharing: Help Reducing Pollution

Transport emissions account for a large portion of Canada’s total greenhouse gas emissions. In fact, Canada’s 21.4% emissions growth from 1990 to 2019 was primarily driven by the oil extraction and transportation industries.

Celestine Joel

The Importance of Vehicle Maintenance

As a vehicle owner, it’s incredibly important that you keep up with a regular vehicle maintenance schedule to ensure all parts are in tip-top shape. Your vehicle is a significant investment, and keeping it in tune and up-to-date with repairs will keep it running smoothly and give you peace of mind.

Celestine Joel

How to Get a Budget Car in Toronto

Toronto is the capital of Ontario and arguably the largest city in Canada. It's located along the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. Despite being among the wealthiest cities in the world, not everybody can manage to have a car. Fortunately for the unprivileged ones, there is always an option.

Celestine Joel

Is an Electric Car a good investment

You cannot underestimate the importance of technology in our lives. The current technological advancements have significantly impacted our everyday lives, enabling us to make our lives easier. Almost every sector has embraced new technologies to improve effectiveness and efficiency.

Celestine Joel

How Reliable is Car Sharing in Toronto

Car sharing is a great way to get around the city, but how is Toronto's car-sharing reliability? Car sharing in Toronto has become the rage. The city has more than 60,000 vehicles on its streets, and the number is growing. According to a report by the City of Toronto, more than 4 million rides were taken in 2017, an increase of almost 20% compared to 2016.

Celestine Joel

Do Car Rental Companies Allow Towing

The best way to find out if your chosen company allows towing is by calling them up and asking them if they allow it. Some companies will give you a phone number for their roadside assistance department, while others require an appointment to speak with someone in person.

Anita Chauhan

One way car sharing: understanding the basics

The best way to find out if your chosen company allows towing is by calling them up and asking them if they allow it. Some companies will give you a phone number for their roadside assistance department, while others require an appointment to speak with someone in person.