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ShiftRide

Train running late? Your backup ride is already on its way.

ShiftRide watches your commute to work. If a delay means you'll miss a connection, it offers you a ride shared with colleagues heading the same way, paid for by your employer. You arrive on time without paying $40 for an Uber.

How it works

1. Add your shifts and route. ShiftRide knows when and how you travel.
2. We watch your connections. If your train is running late and you'll miss the next one, you get an alert straight away.
3. Tap to take the backup ride. It's shared with other staff from your workplace and covered by your employer. Your team leader can be told you're on your way.Also for late finishes: when the trains have stopped, book a shared ride home with colleagues.

Who it's for

Nurses, hospitality, retail, warehouse and other shift workers who rely on trains and buses, especially early starts, late finishes and night shifts.
ShiftRide is a concept being developed by a University of Sydney student team. It isn't available yet. Join the waitlist to tell us you'd use it and to hear when we test the next version.

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