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Carpooling, whether between spouses or as a family, is a common practice that has the potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transportation costs.
Family carpooling enables family members to share a vehicle for common journeys, offering financial, ecological and social benefits. It encourages lower fuel and toll costs, while allowing more time to be spent with the family. Effective planning is essential to get the most out of it.
To encourage carpooling, the French government has introduced a €100 carpooling bonus for drivers who start short-distance carpooling from January 1, 2023. This bonus is paid in two instalments: €25 after the first carpooling trip, then a further €75 after the 10th carpooling trip, provided that these trips are made within 3 months of the first trip. Journeys must be made within France and may not exceed 80 km.
Official documentation does not prohibit spouses from benefiting from the car-sharing bonus. So you can carpool with your spouse for your joint journeys and declare him or her as a passenger. The journey will still be eligible for the carpooling bonus.
However, you need to check that the driver declared between the two spouses is eligible for the carpooling bonus.
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