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Yeah, this is a good point. What happens if you get stranded or something. I haven't figured that out. One solution might be to give you more suggestions of who
by WestCoastJustin 4y ago
Yeah, this is a good point. What happens if you get stranded or something. I haven't figured that out. One solution might be to give you more suggestions of who lives nearby so that you could ask someone else if your ride falls through.
I actually have not solved the schedule problem either. Basically just telling you who passes who and let everyone figure it out. Maybe I'll add a quick schedule prompt or something for folks who work different hours (to filter on or something).
Thanks for the feedback.
- hbcondo714 4y agoThanks for reviewing so quickly; this now reminds me of Waze's Carpool app[1] which includes scheduling. I tried to use it in addition to county carpool / vanpool[2] and Enterprise's service[3] but had no matches with riders who live in my area. [1] https://www.waze.com/carpool/ https://www.waze.com/carpool/ [2] https://www.octa.net/Vanpool/Overview/ https://www.octa.net/Vanpool/Overview/ [3] https://www.commutewithenterprise.com/ https://www.commutewithenterprise.com/
- bpeebles 4y agoProbably not super relevant outside of the Washington, DC area (although maybe other regions have it), but a multiple localities formed a general commuter support program and one of their benefits you can sign up for is up to 6 times per year a free "guaranteed ride home" if they regularly do not drive to work but have occasional times when they can't get home their normal method.[0] 0. https://www.commuterconnections.org/guaranteed-ride-home/ https://www.commuterconnections.org/guaranteed-ride-home/
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 4y agomy company offers this incentive too. i think it's for anyone that bikes to work, or maybe carpools, but then for whatever reason can't get home. nice idea
- erik_seaberg 4y agoIs this last minute pickup matching or would you need to arrange something the night before?