Liftshare is an on-line car sharing scheme. People just register on the website and enter their journey details and wait for an email to tell them they’ve found a match. The scheme is open to both Angus Council employees and the public. Currently we have 161 registered members.

A county-wide carshare system for everyone travelling around the Aberdeenshire area.

DG Tripshare is part of the Liftshare network. It is a partnership project between The South West of Scotland Transport Partnership (Seastrands), Dumfries and Galloway Council, NHS Dumfries and Galloway, and Dumfries and Galloway College. The website is available to the public and aims to encourage greater car-sharing in the South West of Scotland / Dumfries and Galloway area.

Scheme set up through Dundee City Council for employees and members of the general public to use. Set up in March 2005.

Internet based portal for both Businesses and the General Public run through Dyce TMO. Launching May 2005. 

A public system for those in Caithness to share their journeys. 

A public car share scheme set up through the North East Scotland Transport Partnership covering 3 local authorities. Launched March 2005.

Links drivers and passengers together online.

SEStran Tripshare is a free, web-based car-sharing scheme to link car drivers or passengers who are making similar journeys in South East Scotland and wish to share the costs. SEStran Tripshare can also match taxi, cycling or walking journeys. 

Traffic levels in Stirling are forecast to increase by 19% between 2005 and 2010, with potential growth of 24% by 2015. This is not sustainable and increasing levels of congestion will begin to impact on our environment, economy and quality of life. As individuals, we all need to take more responsibility for the travel choices we make and the stirlingliftshare scheme has been developed with this in mind. The Stirling Liftshare scheme is part of the wider Tactran regional liftshare scheme, it covers travel to, from, and within the Stirling Council boundary. 

Car sharing is a simple way to save on fuel bills and other driving costs. The TACTRAN Liftshare site run by Tayside and Central Scotland Transport Partnership, with support from the Scottish Government. It’s free to join and has over 2000 members across region, who on average save around £1000 year simply by sharing cars or offering empty seats to others.

Scottish Borders Council is part of the South East of Scotland Transport Partnership SESTran which works together with neighbouring Local Authorities to promote sustainable transport. As well as promoting public transport use, car sharing in particular, is encouraged to reduce the number of single occupancy journeys. We are a large rural authority with a number of large towns and also have Edinburgh and Newcastle both in commuting distance.  

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in Clackmannanshire funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by Clackmannanshire Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in East Lothian funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by East Lothian Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in Edinburgh funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by Edinburgh City Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in Falkirk funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by Falkirk Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in Fife funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by Fife Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in Midlothian funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by Midlothian Council. 

A journey sharing Web site for members of the public in West Lothian funded by the Scottish Executive through SESTRAN and supported by West Lothian Council.