Travel with people who already drive your way
Not a taxi: you share the cost of a journey somebody is making anyway. Every morning to work, or once on Friday to the coast — and one car fewer in the traffic.
Found along the way
Almost nobody lives where the driver lives. You are matched on the road in between — 400 metres from your door, not at both ends of somebody else's trip.
Said once, not every morning
Publish the days you travel. The arrangement stands until one of you changes it, and either of you can skip a single day without losing it.
You know who you are getting in with
Confirmed contacts, a count of who actually turns up, and your exact address stays yours until you accept somebody.
How it goes
- Say where you start and where you finish. Pick which road you really take.
- People going the same way find you, or you find them.
- One of you asks, the other agrees, and you arrange the rest between you.
A school, a company, a block of flats
Forty parents from one school are worth more than four thousand people scattered across the country. A group is a link you paste where those people already talk to each other, and their trips stay inside it.