Two providers are active in Berkel en Rodenrijs: Greenwheels and MyWheels.
Source: Statistics Netherlands (CBS), Key Figures for Districts and Neighbourhoods 2025 (figures for the municipality of Lansingerland, which Berkel en Rodenrijs is part of).
A household in the municipality of Lansingerland owns about 1.3 cars on average, close to the national figure. Use the comparison tool to see whether sharing beats owning for your trips and distances.
A shared car is a car you rent by the hour or the day, parked close to where you live. You do not need to own a car, and you pay only for the time and distance you drive. Getting started takes two steps.
You register once online with your driving licence and payment details. Many providers approve you quickly, though some verify manually. Allow a few minutes to one working day before your account is active.
Once your account is ready, you reserve a car through the app and unlock it with your phone. Pick the car up at the agreed location and return it after your trip. More details are in the guide to your first trip.
Greenwheels uses fixed parking spots. MyWheels uses fixed spots for some cars and zones for others, which can vary even within one town; you return the car to the spot or zone where you picked it up. Check the provider app for cars available near your postcode.
Many Dutch municipalities have paid parking zones and a resident permit system. A shared car needs no parking permit of its own: parking costs are already included in the provider's rate.
No permit to apply for, no space to search for. With a shared car, the parking spot is part of the deal.
For occasional shorter trips of a few hours, a free subscription is usually the most economical choice. Drive more often or longer distances, and a monthly subscription can pay for itself quickly. The comparator calculates it precisely for your usage.
Greenwheels and MyWheels. Check the provider app for cars available near your address.
Subscriptions start from € 0 per month. A 2-hour, 25 km trip with a free subscription typically costs € 20–25, depending on provider and car class. The comparator calculates it exactly for your usage.
For people who drive less than about 8,000 kilometres per year, a shared car is often already cheaper. Add the fixed costs of owning a car and parking fees in Berkel en Rodenrijs, and the comparison quickly favours the shared car.
No. The parking spot comes with the car and the costs are included in the rate. You do not need to apply for a permit yourself.
Check the provider app for availability near your postcode.
In the municipality of Lansingerland (which Berkel en Rodenrijs is part of) there are 1.3 passenger cars per household on average (CBS, Key Figures for Districts and Neighbourhoods 2025), in line with most Dutch municipalities.
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