Membership in KP Go allows you to drive our shared community vehicle. Community Members may “rent” (free of charge!) the vehicle for up to six hours at a time on Saturdays and Sundays.
KP Go Carshare Membership Eligibility:
- Live on the Key Peninsula
- 21+ Years Old
- Valid Driver’s License
- Acceptable Driving Record
Membership begins with registration!
- Download the MONDOFI app to your mobile device
- Select “Non-Resident Carshare App“
- Then Select “KP Go“
- Follow the instructions to register
- Wait for KP Go to contact you for consent to share your driving record
PLEASE BE ADVISED: As of July 2026 we are still working out a few aspects of this new program and we appreciate your patience! We may be a little slow contacting you for consent to share your Motor Vehicle Record, but we’ll be in touch as soon as possible.
Carshare Reservations for Community Members are expected to be available in August 2026.
KP Go Electric Carshare is a community-driven project and has been developed with input from our local partners: Key Peninsula Community Services, Red Barn Youth Center, The Mustard Seed Project, and Food 4 All.
We welcome all input from the community around how this program can best serve your transportation needs.
Contact us at info@kpgo.org with any comments, questions, or suggestions!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How many vehicles does KP Go have?
We’re starting with just one 5-passenger vehicle – a 2026 Chevy Equinox EV – and we hope to expand with more vehicles over time.
How much does is cost to join KP Go and rent a car?
It’s FREE to join KP Go and FREE to reserve and drive the car through June 2027.
If KP Go is FREE, then why do I need a credit card to sign up for membership?
KP Go is committed to providing service FREE OF CHARGE to members through June 2027. However, members are responsible for any fees incurred while using the KP Go vehicle – such as bridge tolls or traffic tickets – and those fees will be charged to your payment method on file.
Who’s eligible to join KP Go?
Anyone who lives on the Key Peninsula, is at least 21 years old, and has a valid driver’s license can apply to join KP Go. Applicants must also consent to a Motor Vehicle Record check. Applicants with no at-fault accidents, no major moving violations, and three or less minor moving violations in the last three years will be approved.
Do I need to have my own auto insurance?
No, personal insurance isn’t required to join KP Go. However, personal insurance may provide you with extra protection in the event of any incidents while you’re using the vehicle and is recommended.
How do I join KP Go?
Download the MONDOFI app to your mobile device. Select “non-resident carshare app” then “KP Go” and follow instructions to complete registration.
How do I reserve the car?
After you create your account in the MONDOFI mobile app, you’ll use the app to reserve the car. You’ll also use the app to lock and unlock the car during your reservation.
Where will I pick up and drop off the car?
KP Go Electric Carshare is stationed at Key Peninsula Community Services Senior Center and Food Bank, just south of the Home bridge. (17015 9th St Ct NW, Lakebay 98349)
All KP Go rentals begin and end at the KPCS station, which is a stop along the free Peninsula Transit shuttle route.
What are the limitations on renting KP Go?
Community Member reservations may be made on Saturdays or Sundays for up to six hours at a time. The KP Go vehicle may not be used for any commercial purpose, such as Uber or Door Dash. Animals may not be transported in the KP Go car. (Please contact us at info@kpgo.org if you need to transport your registered service animal with you in the vehicle.) Please don’t smoke or vape in the vehicle. The vehicle must be used for legal purposes only.
Who uses KP Go on weekdays?
KP Go Partner Members use the vehicle during the week to support their nonprofit missions in serving the people of the Key Peninsula. Partners include Key Peninsula Community Services, The Mustard Seed Project, Red Barn Youth Center, and Food 4 All.
Who maintains the KP Go vehicle?
Quarterly vehicle maintenance is being generously donated by Glen Cove Auto Repair.
Will this program make my property taxes go up?
No way! KP Go is funded through a grant. This program is not supported by property taxes.
Who’s paying for this program?
KP Go Electric Carshare is funded through June 2027 by a Washington State Department of Transportation Zero-emission Access Program (ZAP) grant, which is supported by state funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act (CCA).
The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www.climate.wa.gov.
Who’s in charge of KP Go?
Key Peninsula Partnership for a Healthy Community (KPPHC) leads a task force of local partners who make all the big decisions about KP Go. Those partners include Key Peninsula Community Services, The Mustard Seed Project, Red Barn, and Food 4 All.
Ongoing KP Go program operations are managed by Key Peninsula Partnership for a Healthy Community. Please submit any questions or comments to info@kpgo.org.
Why start an electric car share program on the Key Peninsula?
Public transportation options on the Key Peninsula are very limited. Without a personal vehicle, getting around can be a real challenge. Improving access to public transportation is one of Key Peninsula Partnership for Healthy Community’s (KPPHC) main areas of focus.
The goal of the ZAP grant that funds KP Go is to expand access to clean-fuel transportation by supporting the development and implementation of zero-emission carshare programs in underserved communities, particularly those like the KP with limited access to reliable public transit.
KPPHC took advantage of the ZAP funding opportunity to bring another transportation resource to the Key Peninsula community.