Community guidance
This page explains the way TootyToot is intended to be used in the UK: as a community-led way for members to coordinate lifts they choose to help with, not as a taxi, private hire, dispatch, booking, or commercial ride-hailing service.
Informal coordination
TootyToot helps members share trusted local updates, ask neighbours for help, and coordinate informal lifts within private communities.
It is a community platform rather than a public social network, taxi service, or private hire service. Members arrange things directly with each other and remain responsible for their own decisions.
TootyToot does not guarantee that a lift will be available. It does not assign a vehicle or another member to you.
Insurance and non-profit use
For community posts, notices, and neighbourly help, TootyToot is simply a place for members to share information and coordinate directly.
If you offer lifts, you are responsible for checking that your motor insurance covers this type of informal lift sharing or cost sharing. TootyToot does not provide motor insurance unless explicitly stated elsewhere, and lifts should never be offered for profit.
Any contribution between members should be limited to genuine journey costs and should not create a profit, fare, entitlement, or transport business.
Member responsibilities
Members remain responsible for their own conduct, licences, vehicle condition, route choices, insurance, and the decision to proceed with a lift.
TootyToot does not currently carry out formal ID checks, DBS checks, or other formal verification. Use your own judgment and your community’s moderation processes.
Community-first boundaries
TootyToot is intended for trusted communities, not an open public transport marketplace. Communities should be moderated and local in scope.
Repeated commercial-style offering, advertising transport services, or asking for payment beyond cost sharing can be flagged for review by community organisers.
Practical reminder
