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Hovr is for various types of long distance carpooling - from city to city carpool to cross country carpool! We're the only carpool app to support an adventure, airport and open ride setting.
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Need a cross-country rideshare? Look up your location to see who’s passing through and where they’re going. A recent search for Richmond, Virginia, found people offering rides to Atlanta, Miami, Boston and New York. It’s not about making money, the company says, but about making travel more accessible.
4 reviews. 3 helpful votes. Cross country ride share? 3 years ago. Are there ride share sites to find rides across states? If on a planned cross country trip, a person might want to pick up someone in one city, drop them of in another city 3-5 hours away, where could one find a rider?
- Craigs list has that feature. It is also attractive to predators with ill intent. http://www.ridebuzz.org/craigslist_rideshare_city_state_usa_canada
- That used to be called hitchhiking (1970-80s) and it was always a gamble whether you got picked up by some sane person or when I was the driver whe...
- So....Eric.....that's when your love affair with Idaho started? A Twin Falls parking lot from the back of an Impala? Glad you were OK!
- Ofcourse, I was not writing about hitchhikers. I was writing about a website. These days, one could exchange license information, check on Facebook...
- As a teenage girl who hitched around Staten Island, and once home from Brooklyn to SI, my friends and I used to tell whoever picked us up, if we we...
- Zahari....snd I provided a website. Your idea i of checking one’s references on Facebook stinks. There is no fail safe way these days. We were just...
- the same type of scary people that we heard about or experienced in the 70s have moved on from picking up from the side of the highway to picking u...
- Imagine signing on to rideshare across Texas and then discovering your rideshare farts incessantly or sings tunelessly along to lousy music or is s...
Commute to work, drive cross-country, share a taxi or a cab, rent a car and split the petrol and wear and tear costs. Find a casual drive-away or use public transit. Meet people at the park & ride, college, university, train station, shopping mall.
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- Via
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San Francisco-based Uberis by far the most popular ridesharing service around. As of April 2022, Uber has 93 million active users. The app works worldwide, too, so you can count on Uber to get you home even if you’re partying in another country. Uber’s pricing is fairly competitive with other offerings, and with the number of drivers on the platfor...
Lyft, the second-largest ridesharing app by volume — and our favorite — offers transport in over 644 U.S. cities, including New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Perhaps best-known for the bright pink mustaches that once adorned the grills of its drivers’ cars, Lyft offers a range of vehicles to choose from, including average-sized Lyft au...
Gett, the Israel-based ridesharing app formerly known as GetTaxi, has a user base that pales in comparison to Uber and Lyft. The service covers more than 100 cities globally, namely in the U.K., U.S., and Israel. Abroad, users can request a variety of transportation options, including both traditional cabs and limousine services. The biggest incent...
Curb is another ridesharing underdog, but one that’s expanding aggressively — the service taps a network of 50,000 taxis and hire cars across more than 65 U.S. cities. Fundamentally, Curb works much in the same way as Uber and Lyft: Hail a driver, and you’ll be whisked away to your final destination. The service also lets you schedule pickups ahead...
This San Francisco-based startup started out providing transportation to and from airports. Now, in addition to airport rides, the company offers around-town rides in a few, select cities. They are currently up and running in 16 metro areas, including 22 airports. The app also lets you schedule airport rides up to two months in advance, and a flat ...
If you don’t mind hitching a ride with a few others, Via is worth considering. Co-founded by Stanford neuroscience Ph.D. Daniel Ramot, the app uses a “logistics engine” to fill as many seats as possible in cars headed toward popular destinations. Unlike Uber and Lyft, the routes are static — you simply tell the service where you’d like to go, and y...
Scoop is a ridesharing app for iOS and Android that lets you arrange carpools with your co-workers and neighbors. Aside from promising to provide a convenient way of scheduling trips to meet your daily schedule, it also prides itself on being a social app, letting users “unlock new opportunities to meet people” and improve their overall wellbeing. ...
Bridj, an on-demand bus service that was founded and started in Boston by Chicago and Washington, D.C. transportation department head Gabe Klein, supercharges the concept of crowd-sourced busing established by Via, Split, and others. Instead of relying on a fleet of SUVs to transport waiting passengers, Bridj operates 14-seat luxury shuttles with W...
GoKid is an app that focuses on helping parents get rides for their kids to and from school and other activities. It’s not a ridesharing app for daily commuters — instead, it prioritizes schedule management and community involvement. Stefanie Lemcke, a European immigrant and mother of two, created the company to reduce the amount of time parents an...
According to the company, Arro taps into a database of more than 20,000 licensed taxis to provide clients with on-demand transportation. Unfortunately, at this time, Arro is only available in a select group of cities, but if you happen to live in New York, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Houston, Miami, or London, you can take advantage of the serv...
Apr 27, 2021 · I have driven over 40 cross country trips as an RV transporter. I am a retired teacher and love traveling. If you are looking for someone to drive your vehicle across the country, I would be happy to assist you in that. I have an excellent driving record and can provide references. Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or (503)754 ...
Nov 28, 2023 · PopaRide. Motar. sRide. RideGuru. Uber. While Uber is far from a perfect company, it’s still the global star of ridesharing. No other service rivals Uber in terms of the countries it covers or transport options it presents, whether you want a moto-taxi in Hanoi or a minivan in Los Angeles. For those on a budget, there’s also a carpool option.
