Commute by Carpool
Carpooling will save you money, help the environment and, in the Puget Sound region, help you get there faster when you use the HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lanes.
- Reduce stress
- Reduce your commute costs
- Make new friends
- Up-front, preferential parking reserved for carpools and vanpools
A carpool refers to two to six people sharing the ride to work or school in a private vehicle. Carpools are the most flexible alternative to driving alone.
Find someone to carpool with using our new Ridesharing program!
Former users of AlterNet rides can access our former ridesharing program by contacting our office at x5359.
Vanpooling
A vanpool refers to an arrangement where several people (7 to 15) share the ride to work or school in a van. The vanpool group travels from home (or a prearranged meeting place) to work or school and back in a single round trip.
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Carpool Preferential Parking
Up front, preferential parking, is available in parking lots B and C for people who carpool or vanpool to Evergreen and have a carpool permit and hangtag.
Please contact Parking Services in Seminar Building 2150 or at 867-6352 for more information.
Commuter Lockers
Ventilated clothing lockers for drying and storing belongings are located on the first level of the Library, CAB, Seminar II and the COM building and in the basement of Lab I. Lockers are assigned at the Parking Services office on campus.