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Shared commutes Oleśnica – Wrocław. We're gathering riders
Do you drive from Oleśnica to Wrocław every day? We're gathering people who travel this route, wherever they work. No app to install and no account to create — just leave your route.
Corporate carpooling 2026: the definitive guide for HR, ESG and operations
Corporate carpooling is no longer an experiment. It is a mainstream category. Here is how to launch a shared commute program that cuts transport costs, powers ESG reporting and lifts employee retention.
Why do manufacturing companies implement carpooling programs for work commutes?
In manufacturing companies, employee transport has long remained one of the greatest organizational challenges. See why shared commute programs are becoming a natural extension of employee transport.
58,000 users later. What have we learned about commuting?
Over the past year, the number of inOneCar users has grown by more than 20% and exceeded 58,000. It's a good moment to take a broader look at how employee mobility is changing in Poland.
A market worth up to USD 1 trillion. Why employee mobility could become a new boardroom KPI
McKinsey estimates the global shared mobility market could reach up to USD 1 trillion by 2030. For manufacturing and logistics companies, this is a new way to source workers.
The great benefit detox. Why free apples won't fix your commute to work
70% of Polish employees consider their benefits package useless. See why fruit Thursdays and gym cards lose out to real solutions for commute, meals and employee health.
What does employee transport really cost in 2026?
Employee commute costs are rising faster than ever. See why the classic transport model is losing its edge and which alternatives companies are choosing today.
Carpooling for manufacturing companies. How does it work?
Learn how manufacturing companies implement carpooling to solve employee commute challenges for shift workers and improve workforce stability.
ESG and CO₂ reduction. The role of employee commutes in reporting
ESG reporting requires concrete data. Carpooling helps companies lower their carbon footprint and meet CSRD requirements with ready reports.
Employee commute subsidies. How to implement a program?
More companies are offering commute subsidies. See how to combine subsidy programs with carpooling and maximize their effectiveness.