Customers are now choosing alternative ways to get around such as Turo, a car-sharing company similar to Airbnb, or going with locally owned businesses like Big “E” Car Rental.
“We noticed that there was a lot of need in the area,” said Ethan Selph, the owner of Big “E” Car Rental. “A lot of frustration with people, especially at the airport.”
Big “E” car rentals started out with just four cars a couple of years ago and now has more than 20 vehicles.