Massachusetts · MA
Share rides from Boston, MA — daily commutes and intercity trips on Rodshare, the first social carpool app in the USA.
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Looking for a carpool in Boston? On Rodshare, drivers leaving Boston post their empty seats and riders book them for a share of gas and tolls — usually 8–15 cents per mile. Every driver is KYC-verified (driver's license + live selfie) — check profiles and ratings before you ride, share live location on the way, and board with a code.
New York City → Boston
215 mi · ~4 hrs · cross-state
Boston → New York City
215 mi · ~4 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Providence
50 mi · ~1 hrs · cross-state
Providence → Boston
50 mi · ~1 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Portland
110 mi · ~2 hrs · cross-state
Portland → Boston
110 mi · ~2 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Manchester
55 mi · ~1 hrs · cross-state
Manchester → Boston
55 mi · ~1 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Worcester
45 mi · ~1 hrs
Worcester → Boston
45 mi · ~1 hrs
Boston → Springfield
90 mi · ~1.5 hrs
Springfield → Boston
90 mi · ~1.5 hrs
Boston → Hartford
100 mi · ~2 hrs · cross-state
Hartford → Boston
100 mi · ~2 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Albany
170 mi · ~3 hrs · cross-state
Albany → Boston
170 mi · ~3 hrs · cross-state
Boston → Burlington
215 mi · ~3.75 hrs · cross-state
Burlington → Boston
215 mi · ~3.75 hrs · cross-state
Yes. Rodshare, the first social carpool app in the USA, is available in Boston, Massachusetts. Find shared rides with KYC-verified drivers leaving Boston or post your empty seats.
Popular carpool destinations from Boston include New York City, Providence, Portland, Manchester, Worcester. You can also search any other route in the app.
Prices are set per seat to share gas and tolls — typically 8–15 cents per mile. Short commutes around Boston often cost $5–$10; longer intercity trips are usually far cheaper than a bus, train or rideshare.
Yes. Every Rodshare driver in Boston completes KYC — a valid driver's license plus a live selfie matched to it — before they can post rides. Ratings, live location sharing and a boarding code add extra safety on every trip.
Yes. Many Rodshare users in Boston share daily commutes — splitting gas, parking and tolls and using HOV lanes where available.
Search rides leaving your city or offer your empty seats.