Northern Beaches
to Chatswood.
25 rides.
Dee Why direct.

Download the Herdy app — the first thing you see is rides already happening near you, no search required. For this specific corridor, 25 active rides (Dee Why → Chatswood) in 2 months. Send a ride request, sort pickup details in chat, and join the ride. Payment splits automatically. If no ride is available, set a ride alert and we'll notify you when one is posted.

Passenger contributions on this corridor typically range from $8–12 per trip, reflecting the 12–18 km driving distance and fair cost-sharing. All payments are handled automatically through the Herdy app — no cash, no awkwardness.

Via Warringah Road to Pacific Highway south. ~14 km from Dee Why, ~12 km from Forestville. 15–25 min outside peak. Allow extra time during peak-hour periods. Coordinate your pickup time with the driver in the Herdy chat to ensure you both arrive on schedule.

Yes — completely legal. Herdy is a cost-sharing platform. Drivers recover a portion of their actual running costs from passengers. No commercial licence, permit, or special insurance is required. The key distinction is that drivers do not profit — they offset the cost of a trip they're already making.