Is There a Student Price?

Pricing runs on one fixed figure per route and vehicle category, shown to every booking before you pay, rather than a base rate with discounts layered on for different groups. It's a simple system by design — what you see is what you pay, with nothing to apply or prove eligibility for.

Because the price is for the whole car rather than per person, splitting it between two, three or four people travelling together often works out cheaper per head than a solo student fare on public transport — especially with luggage in the mix. If you're heading to or from Arlanda with flatmates, coursemates or family, the maths is worth doing for your specific group size before assuming a car is out of budget.

The fixed price is shown before anyone commits to booking, so you can check exactly what it comes to per person once split, with no guesswork involved.

• Share the ride with others heading the same way — the fixed price divides further the more of you there are, up to the vehicle's passenger limit.
• Book early where your plans allow it, so there's no last-minute pressure that might push you toward a less planned, potentially pricier option.
• Cancel free of charge more than 12 hours ahead if plans change — no cost to your budget for a trip that ends up not happening.

It's worth actually running the comparison for your specific trip rather than assuming a car is out of reach — check the fixed price on /prices for your route and vehicle category, divide it by how many of you are travelling, and weigh that against public transport's per-person fare plus whatever it takes to get from a station to your actual address. For a solo trip with light luggage, public transport is often still the more economical choice; for a shared trip with real luggage, the gap can close considerably or disappear entirely.