PopCar versus Car Next Door: Comparison & Rates
Car sharing has taken off over the last few years in Australia, with a choice of platforms offering different models for hiring and pricing plans. You may have seen the friendly Car Next Door logo on the side of a car on the freeway, or a PopCar fleet car parked
The Environmental Impact of Car Sharing
Car Next Door is fundamentally changing the way Australia travels by turning any car into a share car and empowering people to live car free. We’re working to cut personal transport costs in half, permanently remove 87,000 cars from the Australian vehicle fleet, reduce Co2 emissions by 84,
Introducing... our Car Cost Calculator
Responding to an influx of Australians not sure what they were spending on their car each year - and finding out it is significantly more than they thought - Car Next Door has just released a money saving car cost calculator which helps users track everything from registration, services and
Car Next Door launches in Tasmania
Car Next Door’s car share network has finally arrived in Tasmania, just in time to solve the car hire shortage that's causing problems for the tourism industry! ABC News article reveals the shortage of cars available to hireCar sharing provides a safe and cheap way for car owners in
Best Day Trips from Sydney
Now more than ever before we have begun to look inward - not just at ourselves, but at our place in the world. For many of us, our worlds have become just that little bit smaller. This also includes our list of travel destinations. With overseas travel taking a backseat
Best Day Trips from Melbourne - Post Lockdown
The appreciation we have at the moment for the great outdoors and the positive effect it can have on our mental and physical health is greater than it has ever been. In Japan this nature therapy is called Shinrin-Yoku or ‘Tree Bathing’. Clean fresh air, sunlight and greenery: these are
How a student is making up to $900 a month as a side hustle
This article was originally published on news.com.au. Earning money while studying is tough but Melbourne PhD student Kate Ferris has found a way to get some extra cash on the side. While Ms Ferris gets about $30,000 a year on a scholarship, that income usually needs to
