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Pros Hands-On Monitoring: Provides a tangible, real-time assessment of each vehicles condition, catching issues early before they escalate Quality Assurance: Regular inspections ensure that service standards are consistently met, enhancing customer satisfaction Better Culpability Allocation: Although its not 100% reliable and depends on the inspection frequency, regular vehicle checks by employees help narrow down which customers could have smoked in the vehicle Cons Resource Intensive: Requires significant effort and time to conduct regular inspections, which can be a logistical challenge No Solid Evidence: The people doing the inspections might not notice the smell because they are in a hurry or because theyre smokers themselves Operational Downtime: Vehicles need to be taken out of circulation for the duration of the inspection, potentially reducing availability for users Limited Business Models: Only applicable for station-based car sharing operators 4

cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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cold cigarette meaning Customer Charles Burgess lights a as he sits in a bar in downtown Toronto in this Feb. 11, 2003 photo. Giving the shoulder to smokers will take on a new Idiom of the Week: Cold

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