Woman at beach

December 16th, 2021

Ticket to Ryde

The Isle of Wight lies two miles off the south coast of England and covers around 150 square miles.The easiest way to access the island is by sea, with ferries, catamarans and hovercrafts all providing a direct route to Ryde, a seaside town on the north east coast of the isle.And while there is a dedicated car ferry to the town from Portsmouth, why not leave your vehicle at home and do most of your exploring by foot – with Co Wheels car club there when you need it?

December 7th, 2021

Where to visit near the city of Durham

If you’re looking for a place combining fantastic shopping, stunning scenery and world-class heritage, then Durham and the surrounding areas should be top of your list.The historic city, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, is on the East Coast Mainline, meaning that trains run approximately every half hour from London.There’s plenty to discover on foot in the city itself, but if you want to venture further afield, then Co Wheels can help you get on the road.

British holiday destination

November 29th, 2021

Car Sharing: The Perfect Solution to a Guilt-Free Holiday

Boarding a plane and flying to an exotic country is currently not a priority for holidaymakers. Instead, staycations are on the rise.As we gradually crawl out from a stormy period of uncertainty and confusion, more and more Brits are deciding to spend their vacations in the UK. Frankly, that’s hardly bad news. From pristine Cornish beaches and enchanting Scottish highlands to vibrant metropolises and inspiring historic sites, there is so much to see and enjoy. Moreover, it offers the perfect opportunity to indulge in a memorable holiday that has minimal impact on the environment.

Scotland

November 26th, 2021

Exploring southern Scotland from Dalkeith

Scotland is made for Winter; with wild scenery, whisky and wool, it’s got you covered when the temperature drops.Towns like Dalkeith are ideal for exploring the south of the country, lying, as it does, just eight miles south of Edinburgh and 50 east of Glasgow.And with trains from London to Eskbank, Dalkeith, running every hour at peak times, why not leave your vehicle at home and use the Co Wheels Car Club instead?

shopper

November 22nd, 2021

Why use a car club in a commuter town such as Hainault, Brentwood or Chelmsford

In 2020, the UK population was estimated at being 67.2 million; of those people, it is thought that nearly ten per cent of those (5.8 million) work in London.Of course, not all of those people will live in the capital, with commuter towns such as Hainault, Brentwood and Chelmsford being top choices for people travelling into work.

going green

October 25th, 2021

Going green with electric vehicles

Kermit the frog famously lamented that it’s not easy being green – but that’s not the case with an electric vehicle.While electric cars are big news these days, in reality, they’re not that new at all. In fact, the very first model was developed at around the same time as its petrol counterpart: in the late 19th Century – and, for a time, was more popular.

train

October 22nd, 2021

Public transport v car-sharing

So, you want to do your bit for the environment by getting rid of your car – but how will you get around?Walking or cycling everywhere is a nice idea but not particularly practical in reality, and neither is relying on lifts from family and friends.

car share

October 15th, 2021

Three myths about car-sharing

Three quarters of greenhouse gas emissions are caused by road vehicles. And the average cost of owning a vehicle is £1,541 a year.Which means that, for anyone concerned about the environment or the costs of running a car, a car-sharing club like Co Wheels is the perfect solution.

Co-Wheels-Social-Impact-Report-launched

October 8th, 2021

LEADING IMPACT REPORT SHOWS BUSINESS SAVINGS OF THOUSANDS EACH YEAR

Co Wheels has released its social impact report highlighting its influence on environmental, social, and business factors in the UK and the findings are a reminder that there is a route to accessible, sustainable travel.

money

October 6th, 2021

The hidden costs of car ownership

As of 2020, there were 31,695,988 cars on the road – that’s more than one for every two people.Which means that if you’re reading this, you’ve probably got a car (or two) sitting on your drive.

traffic

September 24th, 2021

Top Ways to Avoid the Dreaded ULEZ Charge Coming to a City Near You...

Driving in the UK – London specifically – has never been more expensive.From rising fuel costs to spiralling used car prices, it seems that everywhere you turn, there are more ways to part with your hard-earned cash.

Flexility card launch in Newcastle with Co Wheels and Go North East

September 16th, 2021

Flexility - the card you can use for a bus or car

The new Flexility card from Co Wheels and Go North East makes it easy to switch between using a bus or a car. One card can be used to pay for bus trips or book a car.

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