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Jayride got some of nice media coverage lately! You can view it all online too.
Check out Sam Giffney of Zenbu fame helping us promote Jayride in Auckland on Tamati’s Transport Tiki Tours
Or see Chris Hopkins the old-school ex-scarfie helping us promote it in Dunedin with Jayride Aims To Reduce Number Of Vehicles On The Road
If you’d like to talk us up in the media, we’d like to hear from you too!
Jayride on Tamati's tiki tours
Do you want to be on TV?
From 7am to 8.30am on Thursday 14th May, Tamati will be at Britomart in Auckland and wants to interview Jayride members!
If you carpool in Auckland, have ever rideshared with Jayride, are passionate about sustainability, or just want to be on TV, head down to Britomart on Thursday next week and join in the fun.
They’ll also be giving out prizes for people who show up on sustainable modes of transport.
If you’d like to know more – visit TVNZ or contact us.
Jayride just completed an interview with Newstalk ZB Dunedin on the upcoming Jayride Rideshare Challenge.
We’ll post the link as soon as it becomes available.
The Jayride Rideshare Challenge release has just been published on Scoop. Interest from travelers, rental car companies and the media is picking up. The Jayride Ridehsare Challenge is set to be a big statement on sustainability!
The scoop release is linked below:
New Zealand’s biggest online ride-sharing service, Jayride, will carpool from Auckland to Queenstown commencing 26 January. Jayride will remind kiwis of NZ’s iconic destinations, and prove ride-sharing works as an easy way to save money and combat climate change… more
Wellington, New Zealand, 21/12/08 – Jayride.co.nz launches for the start of the New Zealand summer. Jayride is the next-generation ridesharing website from the makers of Hitch.net.nz, NZ’s largest online rideshare service. Jayride helps kiwis share transport to save money and reduce their carbon footprint… more
With petrol prices at an all time high and the pressure on to reduce our carbon footprint, more and more people are looking at ways to give up their cars or at least use them less.
Public transport is an obvious option but there are other, more inventive ways, to save petrol and maybe even the planet…More
The rising price of petrol has led to a renaissance of carpooling in Wellington.
The people who run the website www.hitch.net.nz say since January there has been a noticeable increase in listings by people looking to share a ride, with around 100 a month. They are a mixture of daily commutes and one-off long distance trips… More
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