Yedem matches colleagues on similar routes and gives every shared car a reserved space close to the door. Fewer cars arrive, the same people come to work, and nobody has to build a new car park.
Most companies have tried a group chat or an intranet page. Yedem connects carpooling to the one thing every driver wants in the morning: a space.
A large industrial site running on shifts. With carpooling tied to parking, 300 fewer cars arrive every day and the plant did not have to build a new car park.
A reason to share and an easy match. Yedem gives shared cars reserved parking close to the door and suggests colleagues on similar routes, so carpooling becomes the easiest way to park.
No. It pays off wherever there are more people than spaces or long commutes: offices, campuses, plants and logistics sites.
Yes. Employee commuting is Scope 3 Category 7 of the GHG Protocol. Yedem records every shared ride, so the reduction is measured instead of estimated from a survey.
Carpooling works best together with it, because the parking reward is what makes people share. Both run in the same app.
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