Community Ride Board

Carpooling for the Community, Not for Profit.

A smarter, social way to find travel companions in the Philippines. No fees. No commissions. Just people helping people beat the traffic.

Where are you heading?

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Your first trip

How to get started

Whether you need a seat or have one to share, here’s where to begin.

Looking for a ride?

Find a driver already heading your way.

  1. Search your route. Choose your cities and, if you have one, a travel date.
  2. Read the offer. Check the departure, available seats, trip notes, and driver’s profile.
  3. Request a seat. Sign in and send your request. Your seat is confirmed when the driver accepts.
  4. Plan your pickup. Once accepted, join the private trip chat to coordinate with the group.
Find a Ride

Have seats to share?

Post the journey you’re already making.

  1. Choose a ride type. Offer a one-time trip or set up a regular ride for the days you usually travel.
  2. Add the details. Enter your route, departure, and passenger seats. You can save a private draft until you’re ready.
  3. Review seat requests. Look at passenger profiles and accept or decline each request.
  4. Keep everyone in the loop. Use trip chat to agree on pickup and share any changes.
Offer a Ride

Private trip chat

Sort out the pickup, together.

Once a seat request is accepted, the driver and accepted passengers can talk in the trip’s private chat.

Agree on a meeting point, let the group know you’re on your way, or share a change of plans. Your trip conversations are also collected in Chats.

An example trip conversation

Driver

Let’s meet by the main entrance. I’ll message here when I arrive.

Passenger

Thanks! I’ll be there a few minutes early.

A few things that help along the way

For the everyday commute, the occasional trip, and the people you travel with.

Regular rides

Travel the same route each week? Choose your weekdays and departure time once. Passengers request a seat for each individual trip, up to 14 days ahead.

Set up a regular ride

Route alerts

No matching ride yet? Search your route and ask to be notified. You’ll get a one-time email and in-app alert when a matching, bookable ride becomes available.

Search your route

Community Hubs

Join a Hub with your institutional email to find rides shared with its verified members. Verification confirms access to that email address.

Explore Hubs

Trip updates

See seat request decisions and trip changes in Notifications, and keep track of your offers and bookings in My Trips.

Trip feedback

After a trip’s departure, eligible participants can record how it went or report a no-show. Reports can be reviewed by a community administrator.

Active Carpool Routes

Browse All Rides
Makati → Quezon City 2 active listings Rizal → Makati 2 active listings Makati → Rizal 1 active listing Manila → Makati 1 active listing Marikina → Makati 1 active listing Quezon City → Makati 1 active listing Quezon City → Bulacan 1 active listing Taguig → Cavite 1 active listing Bulacan → Makati 1 active listing Bulacan → Quezon City 1 active listing Pampanga → Pangasinan 1 active listing Agusan del Norte → Butuan 1 active listing

Coming soon

Pasabaya on iOS and Android

I’m also working on mobile apps for iPhone and Android, so you can bring your community carpool along with you.

While the apps are on the way, you can already search, offer seats, request a ride, and use trip chat in your phone’s browser.

iOS

iPhone

Android

Android phones

From a Student, For the People

Hi, I’m Artem Blazhievskii, an MIS student at the University of the Philippines Open University.

I’m building Pasabaya.app as an open-source volunteer project to help solve a problem we all face. I am not a transport company; I am just a developer who believes that technology should make our daily lives easier and more human.

Traffic in the Philippines is a shared struggle. Pasabaya.app is just an organized tool to help you find someone heading your way.

We took the "pasabay" culture you already know and gave it a better interface.

Look out for each other.

A little care goes a long way when you’re sharing a journey. Take time to get to know who you’re traveling with.

Safety & Terms Privacy
  • Read the profile and trip notes before requesting or accepting a seat.
  • Arrange pickup in a well-lit, public place.
  • Share your trip details with someone you trust.
  • If your plans change, cancel your request or seat promptly and let the group know.

Heading somewhere?

Find someone going your way, or make room for someone on your next trip.

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