GetGo was launched some time in February and aims to roll out 400 vehicles across 300 locations islandwide by the end of March to meet what it says is growing demand. The firm aims to be the largest car-sharing platform here by year-end, with a fleet of 1,000 cars across more than 600 stations, going head to head with its established competitors, which currently have about 600 cars each in their fleets. Toh Ting Feng, Managing Director and Co-Founder, GetGo shares the process of setting up a car-sharing business in Singapore and how they come up against other car-sharing services.

<p>GetGo was launched some time in February and aims to roll out 400 vehicles across 300 locations islandwide by the end of March to meet what it says is growing demand.&nbsp;The firm aims to be the largest car-sharing platform here by year-end, with a fleet of 1,000 cars across more than 600 stations, going head to head with its established competitors, which currently have about 600 cars each in their fleets. <strong>Toh Ting Feng, Managing Director and Co-Founder, GetGo&nbsp;</strong>shares the process of setting up a car-sharing business in Singapore and how they come up against other car-sharing services.</p>

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