Shared journeys
Nobody should drive four hours alone with three empty seats.
Say where you are going and when. A driver already making the trip sells the spare seats at their own price. A rider posts the city they need to reach. Anyone planning a tour finds someone to share it with. Everyone splits a cost that one person was going to carry alone.
Read this before you use this page
Everyone who travels on a shared journey verifies a government ID first — riders and drivers both, no exceptions. You will be asked for yours at the moment you book a journey, not before. But an ID check is not the same as vetting a person. A shared journey is a private arrangement between you and a stranger, and imcomingg is not part of it. Use the tools on this page — share your journey code with someone you trust, meet in public, check in when you arrive — and leave the moment anything feels wrong. You owe a stranger nothing.
List your journey
Log in to post a journey. Rider and driver accounts are both free, and either can list.
Posting as
My journeys
The board
0 journeys listed
How it works
Three ways to use the board
You are driving
You are going to another city anyway. List the trip, say how many people you can take and what you charge each. The seats were empty regardless — now they pay for the fuel.
You need to get there
Post the city and the day. Every driver heading that way sees it and can message you. You are not waiting on an algorithm to match you — you are visible to everyone going your direction.
You are planning a trip
A weekend somewhere, a long tour, a drive you would rather not do alone. Say where and when, and find someone to share the road and the cost with.
Safety
What we do, and what only you can do
We are being deliberately plain here, because a vague safety page helps nobody.
What we do
- Verify a government ID for both travellers before a journey can be confirmed
- Check that every seat-selling driver holds a valid licence in their own name
- Show their rating, reviews and completed jobs on their profile
- Keep every message on record, so an agreement can be proved
- Give you a journey code to share with someone you trust
- Take a listing down automatically after three reports
What we cannot do
- Run criminal background checks, or judge whether someone is safe to sit beside
- Supervise a journey, or be present on it
- Insure you, the vehicle, or your belongings
- Guarantee that a person is who they say they are
The five things that actually keep people safe
- Tell someone. Share the journey code, route and date with a person you trust before you leave. Use the button on your listing.
- Meet in public. A busy place, in daylight, never a private address for a first meeting.
- Keep it in the chat. Do not move to a private number until after you have travelled together and you are comfortable.
- Check in on arrival. One tap, and whoever was watching your journey knows you are safe.
- Leave if it feels wrong. At any point, for any reason or none. You do not owe a stranger a journey, an explanation or a refund.
Our position, stated plainly
A shared journey is a private arrangement between the people on it. imcomingg is a noticeboard and a messaging tool. We verify driving licences, we do not vet people, and we are not a party to your journey, not your carrier, and not your insurer.
If something happens between the people on a shared journey — a dispute, a loss, damage, injury, or any harm — that is between them and, where a crime may have occurred, the police. We will cooperate with a lawful request and we will act on reports, but we are not responsible for what happens on a journey we are not on.
If you are not comfortable with that, do not use this page — book a normal ride in the rider portal instead, where the trip is a single driver taking you door to door.
Full detail: terms for shared journeys and what we store about them.