Case studies

What organizations achieve with Slinger

Festivalgoers on their way to the show, volunteers heading to the tournament, staff commuting to the office. Here's how these organizations make carpooling part of the trip.

11% of Springtij attendees carpooled

Every year, Springtij Forum brings 800 policymakers, scientists and civic leaders to the island of Terschelling for three days of work on the Netherlands’ sustainable transition. In 2025, 11% of them carpooled to the ferry in Harlingen: 37 drivers offered 92 seats and 51 attendees rode along.

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MOJO makes carpooling part of every concert and festival

From arena shows to festival fields: MOJO uses Slinger for concerts at Ziggo Dome and AFAS Live and for the Lowlands, Down The Rabbit Hole and Pinkpop festivals. From one central dashboard, the team sees every event at once.

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The Dutch Golf Federation rolled out Slinger for its volunteers

The Solheim Cup took 961 volunteers to pull off. They all traveled to the same venue at roughly the same times, and parking was limited.

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1 in 25 ArcTanGent festivalgoers chose to carpool

ArcTanGent used Slinger for the first time to get festivalgoers sharing rides. The built-in mailing tool reached almost 5,000 ticket holders directly.

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Randwyck is building one mobility network for the whole district

In Randwyck, in the south of Maastricht, employers are joining forces to make the area easier to reach. With Slinger, each participating organization gets its own dashboard, linked to one shared network.

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Pohoda's seat fill rate jumped from 29% to 43% in one year

Pohoda draws festivalgoers from all over Slovakia, Czechia and Poland. Over distances like that, every match counts: a single 442-kilometer ride from Liberec carried two passengers.

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