Turo, New Orleans and Las Vegas

Turo rentals emerge as common thread in Las Vegas Cybertruck and New Orleans deadly incidents
Turo faces scrutiny after tragic incidents involving rented vehicles, raising questions about security measures and regulatory frameworks.
What Is Turo? Here’s What To Know About Car Rental App Used In New Orleans Attack And Las Vegas Explosion.
How Were The New Orleans And Las Vegas Trucks Rented? Neither renter had a criminal background that would have identified them as a “security threat,” Turo said in a statement
Turo CEO reacts to Las Vegas Cybertruck bombing, New Orleans terror attack
Turo CEO Andre Haddad has expressed outrage and heartbreak over two separate deadly incidents in Las Vegas and New Orleans, both involving vehicles rented from the car-sharing app, and is consulting with national security and counterterrorism experts to improve the company's trust and safety practices.
What to know about Turo, the app both trucks used in New Orleans and Las Vegas incidents came from
This week’s deadly incidents in New Orleans and Las Vegas have thrust Turo, a car rental platform, into the spotlight, after the cars used in both attacks were rented through its marketplace.
What is Turo? The vehicle rental app used in the New Orleans attack and Las Vegas incident.
The San Francisco-based peer-to-peer vehicle rental app has been tied to pickups used in the New Year's Day New Orleans attack and Las Vegas incident.
Turo app used in New Orleans, Las Vegas attacks: what to know
The trucks involved in the New Orleans and Las Vegas attacks were both rentals rented via car-sharing platform Turo. Here is what to know about the company.
'I'm outraged': CEO of SF-based Turo releases statement on New Orleans, Las Vegas attacks
"Thinking about how egregiously the two individuals who perpetrated these heinous crimes abused our platform, I'm outraged... We do not believe these two individuals would have been flagged by anyone.
SF car-rental app Turo used in both Las Vegas explosion, New Orleans attack
Turo, a San Francisco tech company called “AirBnb for cars,” was used to procure the Cybertruck exploded in Las Vegas and truck driven into a New Orleans crowd.
What is Turo? Online car rental service used in New Orleans attack and Las Vegas explosion
The truck attack in New Orleans and the Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas on New Year's Day had a rental app in common. Both vehicles came from Turo.
What is Turo? The car rental app used in New Orleans attack and Las Vegas CyberTruck explosion
Vehicles involved in two deadly incidents that rocked the nation on New Year’s Day had both been rented via a car rental platform named Turo.
Las Vegas, New Orleans attacks not connected: police
Local and federal authorities said that the back-to-back attacks in Las Vegas and in New Orleans were not connected.
What is Turo? Car rental app was used in both New Orleans attack and Las Vegas explosion
Turo, the car rental app used to rent vehicles involved in both the New Years Day New Orleans attack and Las Vegas explosion ...
What is Turo? A look into the app used in the New Orleans and Las Vegas attacks
Turo is a peer-to-peer car rental app, and it was used by the suspects accused in the New Orleans attack and the Las Vegas ...