5 mobility stories you should not have missed in April 2026
The mobility sector is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by autonomy, electrification, connectivity and new transport modes. Five major developments stood out in April 2026.
Car Rental Technology Forum
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Why Car Rental Technology Forum is worth your attention
Car Rental Technology Forum
The Car Rental Technology Forum (CRTF) is a symposium that brings together technology providers, car rental companies, OEMs, brokers, and insurance providers from around the world. This event aims to educate the industry on the latest products and services through insights and expert advice from experienced and knowledgeable speakers.
Gain knowledge and discover new trends: The Car Rental Technology Forum is a networking group that connects car rental companies with tech providers to explore and promote technology that benefits the car rental industry.
Prepare for the change in a digital era: The forum also addresses the peripheral matters surrounding the adoption of technology by inviting input from major insurers, OEM’s, fleet suppliers, franchisors and brings top brokers and aggregators into the discussion.
Discover new products: Discover the latest technology products driving business growth. As technology rapidly evolves so must the car rental industry to stay competitive.
More about the forum: https://carrentaltech.org/
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