New Tzuzamen Platform Lets Shluchim Split Taxis Between 770, Airports and the Ohel
Just in time for the Kinus Hashluchim travel rush, the new Tzuzamen platform helps shluchim find shared taxis and split fares between 770, JFK, LaGuardia, Newark and the Ohel • Full Story
It is one of the most familiar scenes at the end of every Kinus Hashluchim: lines of taxis outside 770, each carrying a single shliach and his luggage, all heading to the same three airports. A new platform launched this week wants to put an end to that waste.
Tzuzamen – Yiddish for “together” – is a simple new tool from Nehora that lets travelers share taxis and split the fare on the routes every shliach knows by heart: between 770, JFK, LaGuardia and Newark airports, and the Ohel.
The idea is deliberately simple. Have an extra seat? Post your ride with the route and time. Need a ride? Browse the posted rides, find someone heading your way, and connect with them directly on WhatsApp. There is no app to download and no middleman – the organizer is taking the ride anyway, and the car, the timing and the fare are settled between the riders themselves.
With thousands of shluchim flying in and out of New York this week for the annual Kinus, the timing could not be better. A ride posted before the weekend can fill its empty seats with fellow shluchim heading to the same terminal, saving everyone money and turning an airport run into one last farbrengen.
Try it and share it with fellow shluchim: https://nehora.app/tsuzamen/
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