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Setting up a reliable carpool takes a bit of trust and a clear agreement from the start. Neighbours who share the same commute usually —agreeagreementagreeableagreed on a weekly schedule so each driver knows which days they are responsible for. Passengers are expected to split the cost of gas and to be ready outside on time, since a late pickup can throw off everyone's —scheduleschedulingscheduledscheduler. Many groups also agree on a backup plan in case a driver is sick or the car breaks —downdownwarddowneddownwards. A short group chat is often enough to confirm plans and to —announceannouncementannouncingannounced any last-minute changes.