Across Europe, and particularly in the Netherlands, the path to net-zero emissions has become a pressing priority. Dutch climate targets align with EU legislation, requiring significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and full neutrality by 2050. For organizations, this means rethinking their approach to commuting, business travel, and...

Breaking the Ice: Overcoming the Awkward First Carpool Rides Carpooling is one of the simplest ways to reduce carbon emissions, save money on commuting costs, and ease traffic congestion. Yet for many people, the first few rides can feel a little awkward. You’re suddenly sharing a confined space with coworkers,...

Incorporating Carpooling into Your Company’s ESG Strategy Incorporating carpooling in ESG strategy is a smart and tangible way to enhance sustainability, improve employee well-being, and strengthen corporate reputation. This mobility solution directly addresses today’s priorities—cutting emissions, building community, and boosting operational efficiency.   Transportation is one of the largest contributors...

The daily commute is a significant source of stress, traffic congestion, and carbon emissions. Creating a carpooling culture in the workplace is one of the most effective and accessible strategies companies can adopt to improve sustainability and employee well-being. By encouraging colleagues to share rides, businesses can cut emissions, reduce...

The daily commute remains a significant challenge in urban and suburban landscapes, contributing to traffic congestion, parking shortages, and environmental concerns. For organizations, managing employee mobility efficiently is crucial for operational flow and overall workforce well-being. Historically, carpooling offered a partial solution, but its widespread adoption was often hampered by...

For Dutch families managing dual-career households, workplace commuting represents a significant portion of monthly expenses. With the Netherlands' high fuel prices and congested roads, the financial burden of individual car commuting continues to grow. Carpooling offers Dutch families a practical strategy to substantially reduce their workplace transportation costs while navigating...

Imagine a continental experiment: 450 million Europeans sharing rides for seven days. The potential impact? Nothing short of revolutionary. Research shows that the average European car carries just 1.7 passengers (European Environment Agency, 2023). By increasing this to 3 passengers through carpooling, we could slash traffic volumes by a staggering...

Parking shortages are a growing issue at corporate campuses especially as businesses expand and urban space becomes more limited. Employees often struggle to find parking, leading to frustration, delays, and inefficiency. At the same time, companies face mounting costs to build and maintain parking facilities. Carpooling offers a sustainable and...