Links

Eager to engage?

There are lots of ways that you can keep up with what’s going on at goCarShare, these include:

Press

goCarShare is famous! You can read about us in The Guardian, MSN & Recognise Magazine.

Wonderful Websites

Whilst setting up goCarShare we’ve discovered a few websites that we really love and we thought it would be a shame not to share them with you.

Crashpadder is a great way to experience a city. Rather than staying in an expensive hotel, why not stay with a local who really knows the city.

Sawdays Canopy and Stars have a wonderful collection of beautiful and quirky places to camp, they also have a very strong green ethos which we like.

WhipCar - these guys take car sharing in a different direction, users can hire out their car when they are not using it. It definitely sounds like an interesting idea.

Brompton – those who spend time in London will already be familiar with these amazing folding bikes – for anyone unfamiliar with them, you really should check out the website.

We’ll be adding more sites as we discover them along the way.

A little help from our friends

We've met some wonderful people who've helped us along the way. Here are their websites if you would like to check them out:

The Flipside Group - amazing web developers and graphic designers, that without which, goCarShare would be little more than an idea.

The Complete University Guide - a very useful guide helping prospective students choose which university to go to.

Carplus: Carplus is the national charity promoting a rethink in car use working independently and in partnership to reduce over-dependency on private cars by promoting accessible, affordable and low-carbon alternatives.

Fun Festivals

We are partnering with some amazing folk festivals, you can goCarShare to the Ely Folk Festival, Shrewsbury Folk Festival and the Cambridge Folk Festival.

Then there is Indietracks, an indie pop festival that takes place on a 1950s steam railway in the Derbyshire countryside and Wyeside set in the beautiful countryside of Hertfordshire.