Shrido - Share, Ride, Go Reducing Car Expenses For Australian Homes

No, Shrido is not a commercial passenger vehicle app as the driver doesn't get any profit from individual journeys.

Up to 7 people can ride in the car, but the number of seats offered will vary depending on the driver's daily threshold value and seat pricing.

The driver can use it as many times as they want until the daily threshold limit is reached

The daily threshold/earning limit is a parameter set by the company to ensure that the driver does not make any profit and only earns enough to cover the running cost of the car.

It is calculated by considering all the factors that equate to the annual on-road running cost of the car such as car registration, car insurance, roadside assistance, car servicing and tyre cost. The total cost is divided by 365 days and the user can also add some of the recurring costs such as toll, fuel and parking charges to it to get a more accurate daily threshold amount.
For example, considering a mid-size car,
The annual car-related expense includes
Car registration = $816
Car insurance = $920
Car servicing and tyre cost = $300
Roadside assistance = $150
Weekly cost
Fuel cost = $70
Parking fee = $70
(($816) + ($920) + ($300) + ($150))/365) + (($70) + ($70)/7) = $5.98 + $20 = $25.98
Note: the daily running cost of every car would be different depending on the above-mentioned factors

You can pay with ease using Shrido points - the perfect solution to go completely digital. Shrido points do more than help paying drivers. Drivers can also redeem them for gift cards. It's a win-win situation for all.

Yes, the points that the driver earns get accumulated in the wallet which can be used to pay as a passenger.

As a part of the app’s setup, we ask all our users to agree to the good behaviour policies at Shrido. In the event that users feel uncomfortable, our team is available to provide the best possible solution.

The majority of the insurers allow carpooling as it is not for profit and used by the community to perform joint travel, however, it is subject to the individual’s car insurer.

No, Shrido is designed to help daily commuters offset the running cost of the car and save money on car usage. Due to the threshold limits set, this carpooling app cannot be used for users to make a commercial profit.

You need to be above 18 years of age to get on board.

The driver can access gift cards from various categories, such as grocery, shopping, fuel and much more from the Shrido catalogue.

Yes, passengers can use points accumulated in wallets to claim gift cards as well.

Whether you’re up north, down south or anywhere in between, Shrido has got your ride covered all across Australia.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the platform will not charge the rider and issue a full refund.

You can notify emergency contacts if the trip takes too long or the driver deviates from the route by choosing the travel safety option under settings. If desired, you can also keep this setting active only during certain hours.