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Frequency: How many days and which days will you carpool?
Driving: Who will drive and when? Will you take turns or will one person do it all?
Timing: What time will we leave for work or college for home each day?
Places: Where will we meet to leave for work or college? When you register to find a ride, you can also find a Park & Ride Lot to meet at and obtain directions.
Rules: Will smoking or eating be allowed? What radio stations will we listen to?
Costs: How much will non-driving commuters pay?

Carpool to a Better Commute

A carpool is two or more commuters who share the ride to work or college using their personal vehicles. If a commuter does not have a vehicle or is unable drive, he or she gives gas money to the commuter who drives.

1.	Find a ride in a carpool by registering with RideFinders free ridematching service.
2.	Upon registration, receive a “matchlist” of commuters with similar commutes to yours.
3.	Contact these commuters to discuss forming a carpool using these questions: Frequency: How many days and which days will you carpool? Driving: Who will drive and when? Will you take turns or will one person do it all? Timing: What time will we leave for work or college for home each day? Places: Where will we meet to leave for work or college? When you register to find a ride, you can also find a Park & Ride Lot to meet at and obtain directions. Rules: Will smoking or eating be allowed? What radio stations will we listen to? Costs: How much will non-driving commuters pay?
4.	If you are able to form a carpool, submit a free carpool registration with RideFinders to receive the Guaranteed Ride Home and other carpool benefits.
5.	If you are unable to form a carpool, return to Step 1 to log-in to RideFinders free ridematching service to modify your registration and/or obtain a new matchlist.