In a world where transportation is often depicted as “cool” when it’s a guy driving too fast, all alone, down a country road, we appreciate the moments in media that flip the script. The projects that showcase people we admire sharing the ride in a memorable way are what stick out to us as a company that educates and promotes all forms of ridesharing.
If memories of carpooling with your best friends, scenic train rides, and riding your bike until your parents call you home are what you think of when ridesharing comes to mind, then this list is for you. Here are our five favorite pop culture moments that remind us how cool sharing the ride is.
No matter what grade you’re in, going back to school takes some adjusting to after lazy summer days. Early mornings, packing lunch, and catching the bus are back in style come late-August as students say goodbye to summer vacation.
How you get to and from school is a big part of every student’s day, and sharing the ride can make it fun and stress-free. Let’s dive into some of the benefits and different ways to rideshare to school!
The 1970s were a time riddled with uncertainty (and questionable fashion trends) for the average American. The decade was marked by various challengesresulting in profound changes to US politics, societal norms, and the nation's economy.
With daily life changing amidst so many global conflicts came the OPEC Oil Embargo of 1973. This sanction weaponized energy in a way that would cause immediate economic detriment to the US and other nations affected by the embargo.
In short, the United States was cut off from Middle Eastern oil-producing nations that had come to make up the majority of our nation’s energy. This sudden and sharp reduction in oil supply significantly impacted national gas prices, inflation rates, and daily life for Americans.
Tuesday November 8th is Election Day, and we’re getting there in style. Rideshare style, that is!
Making your plan to get to the polls is very important, and a great way to do it is by sharing the ride. Here are some ways to ride in true rideshare fashion to your local polling location:
Sharing the ride to work is an effective way to save money, time, and stress while lowering your carbon footprint. How do you know if joining a carpool is right for your commute?
Here are the 4 biggest questions you should be asking yourself:
Do I live near any of my coworkers?
Does my commute stress me out?
Would I benefit from a more economical commute mode?
