Getting a daily ride to work from a nearby coworker may seem like a simple favor, but regular rides can raise the question of whether the passenger should help with gas. There’s no automatic rule requiring payment, especially if the driver is already making the same trip, but offering to contribute is a considerate gesture. It could be a small weekly amount, occasionally paying for fuel, or buying coffee or lunch. If the driver has to make a significant detour, contributing becomes even more reasonable. Ultimately, the best approach is to simply discuss what feels fair to both people…
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