What's the difference between carpooling and renting a car when Tibet travels along the Sichuan-Tibet line?

In my opinion, the difference between carpooling and renting a car on the Sichuan-Tibet line is mainly concentrated in two aspects. One is that carpooling is more constrained than renting a car, and the other is that the expenses required by the two modes of travel are different. Generally speaking, there is no obvious difference between carpooling and renting a car. Visitors can choose their own travel mode according to their own needs.

1. Carpooling is more constrained than renting a car.

You know, if you choose to carpool along the Sichuan-Tibet line, tourists will encounter problems such as fixed itinerary, fixed scenic spots, fixed travel days and fixed departure time every day, because carpooling is more like a small tour group from a certain point of view. But if you choose to rent a car, tourists can arrange their own itinerary more freely. After all, renting a car is not much different from driving to a certain extent. Therefore, from this point of view, if tourists choose carpooling, they will be more constrained than renting a car, and their right to speak in the process of traveling will be relatively small. On the other hand, renting a car will allow tourists to complete their journey more freely.

Second, the expenses required by the two modes of travel are different

Although both modes of travel are related to cars, the expenses required are quite different. This is because carpooling is usually AA system, while renting a car requires all tourists, so in most cases, the cost of renting a car is higher than carpooling. In addition, when choosing a carpool, tourists can not only find their own hotel accommodation, but also hand over their needs to the carpool company, and in general, they don't need to bear the driver's food and accommodation expenses (drivers will basically make AA with tourists when eating). However, when renting a car, the car rental company usually does not provide services to help tourists find accommodation, and when tourists need to find a driver, the food and accommodation expenses of the driver also need to be borne by the tourists. It can be seen that from the overall cost, the cost of renting a car is greater than that of carpooling.

to sum up, when Tibet travels along the Sichuan-Tibet route, the difference between carpooling and car rental is mainly concentrated in two aspects. One is that carpooling is more constrained than car rental, and the other is that the expenses required by the two modes of tourism are different.