Carpooling for All: Making Shared Rides Work for Schools, Universities, and Employers

Carpooling is a key strategy for reducing costs, easing congestion, and making daily travel more sustainable. But carpooling isn’t one-size-fits-all—schools, universities, and workplaces each face unique challenges in making shared rides work.

Join us for this webinar featuring practitioners who have successfully implemented carpool programs for different audiences. Learn how they match riders, manage incentives, prevent fraud, and address challenges in today’s evolving transportation landscape.

Moderator

• Larry is a longstanding member of ACT. He currently serves as the Chair of the Carpool Council and is a member of the Public Policy Committee.

Featured Speakers

• Will discuss how Schoolpool makes it easier for families to coordinate carpools, reducing traffic and improving school drop-off and pick-up routines. While not a traditional commute, school-based carpooling plays a crucial role in sustainable transportation for students. 
  
  

• Will discuss how Vanderbilt integrates carpool matching into its daily parking and commute incentives program using Luum. Topics include: Acting as a carpool matchmaker for commuters from similar locations. Managing fraud mitigation and incentive tracking. Trends in carpooling, including household-based carpools. How carpooling fits into parking cost splits and incentive programs.

• Will discuss how OHSU successfully launched and marketed a carpool program tailored in a hospital and university setting. Gain insights into strategies for outreach, education, and engaging shift-based workers and academic staff in a fast-paced, multi-campus environment.

ACT Members: Free

Non-Members: $20.00 - become a member of ACT and this registration will be free!