“What if?” questions
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- If there are injuries, call 911 immediately. The police must also be notified if there are any injuries.
- As soon as possible, notify I-GO’s 24-hour Member Services call center at (773) 278-4446 and report any vehicle damage.
- Please cooperate with the other party and the police. Vehicle registration
and insurance information can be found in an envelope in the organizer above the driver’s side visor. - Use the Vehicle Damage Report Card (also kept above the visor) to report damage to I-GO. If you do not report damage, you may be held responsible for the first $500 to $750 of the $1,000 deductible.
- Fill out and return the accident report form to I-GO, even if the accident
is not your fault or the police are not notified. - You must complete the entire accident report, including the other driver’s information (name, license plate number, insurance, etc).
If you find another member’s belongings, please put them in the glove box or the trunk of the vehicle. If you feel they may be of value and would like an I-GO representative to keep them safe, please call Member Services and provide us with the aforementioned information and a description of the items. Please do not take the items with you. You can also report the lost or found item in the “Feedback” section of the reservation site.
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Problems accessing vehicle: If the doors do not unlock when you hold your I-GO smart card over the card reader, try removing the card for a few seconds and then try again. You should also repeat this sequence if the light turns yellow and stays that way for 90 seconds when you hold your card over the reader. The second time, the light should turn green and unlock the doors. This can occur when the previous trip hasn’t been properly ended by using a key card to lock the vehicle. It may also occasionally occur in parking garages when the in-car vehicle technology has difficulty communicating with the cellular signal.)
If the doors are unlocked, get in and check for the key. If it is not in the key pad console in the glovebox, you will need to insert the black key fob back in the slot, step out of the car, close the doors, and hold your smart card over the card reader twice—once to clear the previous member’s reservation, and again to record the start of your trip.
If the door remains locked and none of these steps are working, phone our 24-hour Member Services call center at (773) 278-4446 and we will remotely unlock the vehicle. You will then be instructed to locate the key, put it back in the key pad, step out of the car, close the doors, and hold your smart card over the card reader twice.
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We do not encourage members to “release the balance” of their trip by canceling their reservation after returning the car early. Most members do this as a courtesy to the next member—often in areas where I-GO cars experience high demand. Members are responsible for the full time of their reservation. If you take this step, you will be still be charged for unused time unless another member happens to reserve some or all of the remaining time in your initial reservation period. There are two ways to release your balance: online (either through our main web site or our mobile site: http://reservations.igocars.org/mobile) or by calling Member Services at (773) 278-4446.X
If you cannot extend, contact us at least 30 minutes before the end of your reserved time. Even if you’re not sure whether you’ll be late, phone the 24-hour Member Services call center and give us a head’s up. Providing us with at least 30 minutes of warning allows us to help relocate the next member scheduled to use the vehicle, and you’ll avoid the automatic late fee. If you don’t call, you will automatically be charged a late fee, plus any inconvenience fees to the next member. X
