Want to participate in car sharing but think that whole "I want
to use a car when I need one" thing is only half the story? Then
you might like RelayRides, a peer-to-peer car sharing network
that add a leap of trust element to the Zipcar model.  The idea
is that owners can offer up their car for other people to use
when it would otherwise just be sitting there. Through a web-
based reservation system and an installed device that includes
GPS and other features, any parked car could theoretically
become a car sharing car.  We're going to assume that readers
immediately thought up a lot of questions about this system. For
them, there are two FAQs, one for owners, another for renters.
The gist is that people who participate in RelayRides trust one
another enough to give strangers access to their cars for a fee.
Insurance is covered by an "an independent, national carrier,"
so if something really bad happens when the car is being rented,
you're covered. A smaller ding, under $500, will be the
responsibility of the