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When it comes to the old Melbourne vs. Sydney debate, all I'll say is...does Melbourne have its own disco ball Beetle?
New research from Uber Carshare reveals that Aussies are turning their backs on their cars, with 59% of car owners saying they’re driving less as costs of living continue to rise. Of these, almost two-fifths of Aussies (39%) say that they have cancelled or are less likely to take a road trip. So at this point, our cars are basically just money-guzzling props that sit unused on our driveways.
What's more, car owners estimate that the cost of having a car is a staggering $14,799 a year, but almost half of Australians (48%) have not heard of or tried car sharing — a cost-effective way to get on the road when you need to, without the burden of owning a car full-time.
It also means that — for car owners looking to make a little extra cash — you can generate revenue from your unused vehicle by turning it into a shared car. Save money, make money, get road tripping' — what's not to love?
And if you're new to the platform, you'll bag yourself a cheeky $200 worth of credit for your first trip, valid for 30 days.