About Ding-Go

Rideshare that lives here too.

Ding-Go is locally owned, started by a local for locals: the people who live and drive around here.

Illustration of the Queanbeyan River, Mount Jerrabomberra and Googong Dam
  • Queanbeyan
  • Jerrabomberra
  • Googong

Closing the transport gap for regional communities, starting with Queanbeyan, Jerrabomberra and Googong.

Why we started

Getting a lift out here shouldn't come down to luck. A late finish, an early flight, a night out in Queanbeyan, a ride home from the doctor. Too often the nearest car is twenty minutes away, or the price jumps because it's raining.

We think regional communities deserve the same connection and mobility as the city. Local transport should serve the people who live and drive in it, not distant tech corporations. So we're building it here, starting with the three suburbs we know best.

The name

Ding. Go.

The ding is your ride pulling up outside. The go is everything after. And yes, it's a nod to the dingo: native, independent and right at home in this country.

Why regional-first

Fares that don't spike

Transparent pricing and no surge. A 2am Saturday trip costs the same as a 2pm Tuesday one.

Work close to home

Drivers set their own hours and drive the roads they already know, for people from their own community.

Three suburbs, not three hundred

We're focused on one corner of the region, so cars stay close and problems get sorted by someone local.

Where we operate

GoogongWhere it started. Around town and out to Queanbeyan.
QueanbeyanThe town centre and the suburbs around it.
JerrabomberraTo the shops, the schools and back again.
Canberra After the pilotRides across Canberra once our local pilot is complete.

We're starting with a pilot in Googong, Queanbeyan and Jerrabomberra. Once the pilot is complete, we'll start accepting rides in Canberra too.

Ride local. Drive local.

Join the waitlist for rides, or sign up to drive in your own neighbourhood.