uRyde in the news

uRyde, a carpooling service with a free smartphone app, launched its pilot phase in Würzburg, making it accessible to all citizens in the city and district.

uRyde, a carpooling service with an app, opened its platform to all citizens in Würzburg city and district following a successful pilot phase among employees.

The Bad Kissingen district office and Heiligenfeld Kliniken have implemented the uRyde carpooling platform to provide sustainable commuting options for employees.

Bad Kissingen District has introduced the uRyde carpooling app to help employees form sustainable commuting partnerships and reduce regional traffic impacts.

uRyde is holding a six-month competition for its users in Lower Franconia, rewarding active carpoolers with Würzburg CityGutschein vouchers.

Members of the University of Würzburg are adopting the uRyde carpooling app to reduce traffic and emissions through shared commutes in Lower Franconia.

uRyde app launched in Lower Franconia, aiming to make regional mobility more sustainable and efficient, and is now available at the University of Würzburg.

uRyde, a new app by CONNECT Mobility GmbH, launched in Lower Franconia to offer sustainable carpooling and ridesharing solutions for commuters and private use, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and traffic.

uRyde, a carpooling app, launched in Lower Franconia, including Würzburg University, to foster sustainable and efficient mobility by enabling real-time ride-sharing and combining it with public transport.

The Haßberge district is launching a new carpooling app, uRyde, to reduce commuter CO2 emissions, initiated by ESN, and supported by neighboring regions.

URyde, a Nuremberg startup, won the German Mobility Award for its app connecting empty seats in vehicles and managing parking, aiming to make mobility more sustainable for businesses and individuals.

Companies in Nuremberg, including Adidas and Siemens, launched the uRyde carpooling service for their 130,000 employees to combat high fuel prices and reduce traffic.

uRyde launched a ride-sharing app in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region with major partners to optimize traffic, reduce CO2 emissions, and integrate public transport.

uRyde launches a carpooling app in the Nuremberg metropolitan region to improve vehicle occupancy, reduce CO2 emissions, and enhance mobility for employees and students.

uRyde allows private car owners to legally offer rides, improving car utilization in commuter traffic through an app-based matching and navigation system.