Fewer vehicles on the road
One shared vehicle replaces the cars and motorbikes its passengers would otherwise ride alone.
Sustainability
Make an impact with every commute
Reduce your carbon footprint by choosing the shared option. Fewer vehicles, fuller seats and routes without wasted kilometres.
The sustainable option
Why sharing the journey matters
The same fuel moves more people. That single fact is behind every benefit below.
Lower emissions per person
Emissions are spread over every occupied seat, so each commuter accounts for a fraction of a solo trip.
Routes without wasted kilometres
Optimised routing and high occupancy cut empty running, fuel burn and time in traffic.
Access to work and study
Dependable, safe transport widens who can take a job or a university place, particularly women.
How it adds up
Every filled seat is a vehicle that stayed at home
A vehicle’s emissions are shared among the people it carries. A car with one occupant assigns the whole journey to one person. A vehicle with every seat taken divides the same journey many times over.
When an organisation moves its people together, the cars and motorbikes they would have used are no longer on the road at peak hour. That lowers emissions, eases congestion and reduces the pressure on parking around offices and campuses.
The measures that make a commute greener, full vehicles and efficient routes, are the same ones that make a seat affordable. Sustainability and cost pull in the same direction.
What your organisation can do
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Offer a shared commute
Give employees and students a practical alternative to driving or riding alone.
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Fill the seats
Encourage people to use the service. A full vehicle is cleaner and cheaper per person.
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Plan efficient routes
Group people by where they live, and avoid long detours and empty running.
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Count the commute
Include commuting when your organisation reports on its environmental footprint.
From the blog
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Guides on employee transport, student pick and drop, safety and sustainability.
How a shared commute cuts your carbon footprint and the traffic around you
The cleanest kilometre is the one a vehicle does not drive. Filling seats is the simplest way for an organisation to shrink the footprint of its commute.
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