Car pooling is the act of inviting others to share the trip by going in pairs with another colleague who travels the same way to work and splitting the cost of paying for petrol with some even choosing to share the car with the other person.

Not only will your wallet feel lighter after sharing your car, but say you travel into Soho then it might just prevent your wallet from feeling so light. So why not start your car pooling today?

If you are still unsure then here are some more positives, compiled by londonoffices.com.

1) Governments and councils sometimes offer initiatives to car poolers. You could get your hands on a private car to commute easily to your offices or headquarters and ease up the demand on Soho transport from commuters. You may not even have to spend the whole journey to Soho with a travel buddy as if you don't have to pick your car pooler friend up until part-way through which means that some drivers may hardly notice the detour. Therefore, everybody has something to gain from car pooling to Soho.

2) Other means of giving car pooling a whirl include searching the internet for Soho car pooling sites which won't cost any extra and you could find someone instantly without waiting for Soho newspaper adverts to be processed. If car pooling sparks interest in your Soho office it might help things along to talk to your managers who might wish to garner further support within the company thus making it easy to get your car pooling idea off the ground.

3) When getting your car share going you'll have to figure out what your journey will entail and which route to Soho is best in order to collect your passenger so you don't end up driving far more than you usually would. After all, the whole point of car sharing is to save fuel so be sure to choose the shortest Soho route available and check the right roads to take before you set off confirming the exact point of pickup with your colleague.

4) When relocating our office a few years ago to an office in Soho that was found on londonoffices.com the powers that be thought that it was a great chance to start a company-wide scheme of car pooling so that colleagues can share driving responsibilities. Staff across the company managed to spare money that would otherwise have gone towards the cost of their Soho commute had the car pooling concept not been implemented - allowing colleagues to spend time with people outside of the office.

5) If you want to take your car sharing one step further and you commute across a relatively long distance to Soho you may like to invite those who do not work with you to join in and in this case they would only pay for the distance they travel. Feeling safe in your vehicle is the most important thing and you must behave as you would normally with any stranger - why not take a colleague along with you for support when you meet any new car pooling buddies for the first time.

So if you want to make an impact on the environment and you want to take home a bit of extra money after bills as well as helping a fellow worker get to the office then car pooling to Soho might well be the solution for you!