Right now, the Alaska state legislature is considering how to tax peer-to-peer car sharing trips.

SB 5801, Washington’s transportation budget bill package, aims to add unfair taxes on peer-to-peer car sharing trips without taking into account the taxes Turo hosts pay when they purchase vehicles.

Turo is supporting a bill in Alabama, SB 265, that would create a sensible regulatory framework for peer-to-peer car sharing. By sharing your Turo story with Alabama lawmakers, you can help get this bill across the finish line.

Turo is currently fighting to lower peer-to-peer car sharing insurance costs in New York to protect your ability to use Turo in the Empire State. If this effort fails, it could be extremely difficult for Turo to continue operating in New York — and we need your help

Right now, Turo will be supporting a bill in South Carolina, Senate Bill 307, that would create a sensible regulatory framework for peer-to-peer car sharing. Share your support with South Carolina lawmakers today!