If you don't want to invest in a car and you don't need it on a daily basis then car clubs are a great way to go. In fact if you drive between 2 000 and 11 000 kilometres a year it might be worth looking more closely at car pooling.
The memberships vary with some clubs charging a monthly fee, others having a range of membership options depending on how much you use the car. All associated costs such as insurance and registration fees will be included in your fees.
It is also possible to have a car placed in your area if you can get enough neighbors interested - so get out and chat to the people around you. What is better than to have a car parked locally, that you pay for when you use and share responsibility for. It is cheaper than owning your own and you can book over the internet making it very convenient if you don't need a car every day.
Stockholm based
City Car Club is a Stockholm-based privately run company. You pay a monthly membership and cars are located all over Stockholm (mostly inner city). Unfortunately their site is only in Swedish but if you click on the link you will get to the application form in English.
Stockholms Bilpool is mostly on Södermalm.
Göteborg
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Sweden-wide
Bilpool is a service run by Vägverket to support the car pools around the country, some of which are privately owned and operated and some of which are cooperatives. There is no montly fee and 3 different membership packages depending on how much you drive. They have their telephone number listed under Kontakt so ring them for more information.
Sunfleet has information available in English!
Volvo Green Car Drive are aimed at universities and other tertiary institutions.
Lists and links to Car Pools
EkoShopping have their own list of car pools.
Car Sharing is a list of smaller co-ops around the country.
Start your own car pool
Help is available from Car Co-op Norden.