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How shared rides work

5 November 2026

A shared ride means that a driver who already travels between two cities offers the free seats in the car. The passengers share the costs with the driver. It is not a taxi and not commercial transport.

As a passenger

  1. Enter where from, where to and when.
  2. See the list of the day. The rides of drivers and the trains are ordered by departure, and the buses come after them.
  3. Open the ride and see the time, the free seats, the first name and the rating of the driver.
  4. Send a seat request. The driver must approve it.
  5. Agree on the meeting place and the amount.

When no ride goes on your day

Leave an alert for the route and the date. We tell you when a ride appears. Meanwhile you see the trains and the buses of the same day, if the route has them.

As a driver

  1. Confirm your phone number. You cannot publish a ride without it.
  2. Publish the ride with a date, a time and the free seats.
  3. Say if the ride is free or paid.
  4. Approve the requests of passengers.

What it costs

The search and publishing on VozyMe are free. The amount for the ride covers only the costs, and you agree on it with the other person. The platform is not for commercial transport.

Where to start

The most searched routes have their own page with the trains, the buses and the shared rides.

Sofia → BurgasSofia → PlovdivSofia → VarnaVarna → SofiaPlovdiv → BurgasAll routes

Trains, buses and shared rides between cities in Bulgaria, in one list.

Routes

  • Sofia → Burgas
  • Sofia → Plovdiv
  • Sofia → Varna
  • Sofia → Veliko Tarnovo
  • Sofia → Blagoevgrad
  • Sofia → Stara Zagora
  • Sofia → Ruse
  • Sofia → Pleven

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