Travel with more peace of mind

Know more before
you get in.

We help you check who you are travelling with, understand the trip and keep your private details safe.

01

Know who you are travelling with

We collect identity details from drivers and passengers. Drivers also provide their licence and car details before they can accept someone for a trip. You can see useful information about the person and their verification status before deciding to travel together.

02

Keep your details private

Your phone number, email address and exact home address are not shown while people search. Share only what is needed for the trip, and choose a nearby public place when that feels more comfortable.

03

Agree before you travel

Check the person, route, time, pickup place and contribution before saying yes. Keeping the important details together in the app makes it easier for both people to understand what they have agreed to.

04

Confirm the correct pickup

There are checks in place to help the right driver and passenger recognise each other at pickup. Compare the person and car with the details in the app before getting in, and step away if something does not look right.

05

Keep someone you trust close

Add an emergency contact before an active trip. If you ask for emergency help, we can use those details to alert the person you trust and give them the information they need to try to reach you.

06

Speak up when something feels wrong

You can report a concern about a trip or another person. Reports help us review what happened, hold important actions such as payment where needed, and take repeated unsafe or unreliable behaviour seriously.

07

Keep another plan

Shared rides are people helping people, and plans can sometimes change. They are useful for making everyday travel easier, but if you must arrive at an exact time, keep another way to travel available just in case.

08

Make safer travel a shared effort

Safer carpooling grows through honest feedback and strong local relationships. We want to keep learning from riders, drivers, communities, safety organisations and public services as we improve how people travel together.

Are you in danger?

Call 112 or your local emergency service.