Although most corporate commutes involve traveling from home to the office, a substantial portion of our customer base is asked to travel for work from time to time. As such, Rideshare is interested in establishing routes not only from residential areas to commercial areas, but also from residential areas to airports. In order to give our members some idea of the savings that would be possible in such a scenario, we’re going to spend a little time breaking down the numbers.
Anyone traveling to the airport who doesn’t have a friend or relative to drop them off will incur either two cab fares or a gasoline bill and a parking bill(if they drive themselves). Since parking costs are paid by day and cab fares are flat rate, obviously the more days you are gone the more sense it makes to take a cab instead of driving yourself. Conversely, the further away you live from the airport the less sense it makes to take a cab, since cabs charge per mile fares and your savings driving yourself over a cab go up the further away from the airport you live.
Whether you are commuting to the office or commuting to the airport to work in another city, Rideshare can help accommodate and help save the corporate commuter time and money.
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