If you're reading this (on a shared online writing page), you already know how great it is to share a ride to and from work. In addition to being more comfortable, less crowded, and less likely to get stuck, you can also meet new people and save money. But for longer trips, have you ever thought about carpooling? You might plan to go to another city on the weekend to get some rest and relaxation or to see family and friends who live nearby. Well, a lot of people offer rides and ask for rides to these places through the GomywayRide app. Let's look at what you can get out of these trips if you share a ride. Money-saving As the price of fuel goes up, so do the costs of travelling. Bus fares always go up when the price of fuel goes up, but they never go down when fuel prices go down. On the other hand, carpooling can save a lot of money, especially if the car is full. The more people in the car, the happier they are, and it also saves money. Comfort Bus rides are also usually longer and more tiring, and many people feel trapped and are terrified of being in a small space (surrounding conditions). A carpool gives you a lot more comfort and the chance to stop whenever you want to enjoy the beauty around you. Use-friendly When you book a bus, train, or even an aeroplane ticket, you need to think carefully and give it some serious thought. Cancellations are another hassle, and you never know if you will get your money back if you have to cancel. With the GomywayRide app, it's easy and painless to book a rideshare. In just three clicks, you can be on your way to your next intercity or interstate trip. Cancellation concerns We talked about how it can be a problem when regular ways of getting around aren't running. Depending on when you have to cancel, you might not get back much of the money you paid to make the reservation. When you carpool, on the other hand, you don't have to promise anything or pay anything ahead of time. All of these should be enough to convince you to try carpooling on your next trip outside of the city or state. Try it out and let us know how it went.
