Yes, there are several community-based carpooling or ride-sharing programs available. Some popular examples include:
1. UberPOOL: Uber offers a carpooling service called UberPOOL, where riders heading in the same direction can share a ride and split the cost. It helps reduce traffic congestion and has a lower fare compared to a standard Uber ride.
2. Lyft Line: Lyft also offers a carpooling service known as Lyft Line, where passengers who request a ride along a similar route can share the journey and save money.
3. BlaBlaCar: BlaBlaCar is a global carpooling platform that connects drivers traveling between cities with passengers heading in the same direction. It enables long-distance ride-sharing with cost-sharing options.
4. Waze Carpool: Waze, a popular navigation app, has a carpooling feature called Waze Carpool. It connects drivers and riders who share a similar route, allowing them to split the cost of fuel and tolls.
5. Zimride: Zimride is a platform focused on connecting drivers and passengers for long-distance rides. It is frequently used for carpooling among students and professionals traveling between cities.
These are just a few examples, and availability may vary depending on your location. Additionally, several local or regional communities may have their own carpooling programs specific to their area.
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