Pooling

Car pooling

Commuting to the same town, going to the same festival, driving to the same campus — share the journey and split the fuel. Post your regular route or find a ride, agree the split in messages, and travel cheaper and lighter than driving alone.

Ways to share a journey

Regular commutes

Share the same daily or weekly route with a colleague or neighbour and split fuel and wear.

One-off trips

Offer or grab a seat for events, festivals, matches and family visits at short notice.

Uni & college runs

Term-time sharing between halls, campuses and home towns, with costs split fairly.

Airport & long distance

Split a long run to the airport or another city instead of paying for parking and fuel alone.

Verified profiles

Ride with people who have profiles, reviews and contact history you can check first.

Fair cost splits

Agree fuel contribution up front — no meters, no surge, just an even share of what the trip costs.

How it works

Post or find a ride

Share your route, dates and seats available — or search for a driver going your way.

Agree the details

Confirm pickup point, times, luggage and the fuel split through messages.

Travel together

Meet at the agreed spot, enjoy the cheaper journey and the company.

Rate each other

Leave a review so the next rider or driver knows what to expect.

Common questions

Is car pooling legal in the UK?

Yes, as long as you're not making a profit — sharing fuel and toll costs is fine, but check your insurance permits carrying passengers for a contribution.

How much should I contribute?

Typically a share of fuel and any tolls. Agree it before you travel so nobody is awkward at the other end.

How do I know my ride is safe?

Check the driver's profile, reviews and verification status, tell someone your route and share your live trip where you can.

Can I post a regular weekly route?

Yes — mention the days and times in your listing so the same people can claim seats week after week.

Got seats going spare?

Post your regular route and let neighbours and commuters claim a seat and split the fuel.

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