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| "Why "Pool"? |
BTS is here to help you help your employees |
Turn your employees into "poolers" and help save them money! It's easy and BTS will do all the work!
Did you know carpoolers can save as much as $85 a month in parking alone? A carpool with just two occupants is eligible for reduced monthly parking rates - and the larger the carpool, the larger the discount. So don't delay, call us and we'll help your employees find a new way to commute.
For more information, contact Allison Kemp at AKemp@bethesda.org or 301-656-0868 x121. |
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| Benefits of Pooling |
Breathe Easier
Poolers help to reduce traffic and improve the air quality by eliminating over 1.5 million pounds of air pollution annually.
Drive Lighter
Poolers have lower stress levels - it's a fact!
Save Money
Poolers significantly reduce their commuting costs compared to driving alone. Check out how much they could be saving!
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| For more information, contact Allison Kemp at AKemp@bethesda.org or 301-656-0868 x121. |
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| Tips for Poolers |
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Help your employees out with these great pooling ground rules!
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Decide who's driving and when. How many days will you ride together? Which ones? Will you alternate driving duties each day, each week or have one person do it all?
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Set ground rules. Agree up-front on issues like choice of radio stations, smoking, eating in the car and side trips.
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Decide on a time and place to meet. Will you pick each other up at home or meet at another location such as a Park & Ride Lot? Give each other 5-10 minutes for unexpected delays.
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Figure out the costs. Commuters that share the driving/riding do not have to exchange money since everyone drives an equal amount. However, in carpools where one commuter will do all the driving, the commuter(s) riding should pay an equal share of the driver's vehicle operating costs based on this chart:
- Exchange important information. Just in case, share emergency contact information before starting your carpool.
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Register with Guaranteed Ride Home (GRH)! Don't forget to sign-up with GRH to ensure you have a FREE way home in the event of an unexpected emergency!
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Give plenty of notice if you'll be away. Let your carpool partner(s) know about vacations and personal days well in advance, so they can make other arrangements. If you are taking a sick day or have a personal emergency, notify others right away.
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Take care of your car and the people in it. Keep your car well-serviced and clean.
- Most importantly, DRIVE SAFE to always make your carpool partner(s) feel they are in good hands.
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| Van Pool Information |
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ABS Vans
Rick Hood, Vice President
Ashley Decatur, Office Manager
206 Tyler Von Way, Suite 202
Fredericksburg, VA 22405
703-551-4677 (metro) 540-659-6323
www.absvans.com
E-mail: ashley@absvans.com
Enterprise Rideshare
Gretchen Kim
2273 Research Blvd, Suite 600
Rockville, MD 20850
240-793-9881
www.vanpool.com
E-mail: gretchen.a.kim@ehi.com
EZ Vans, Inc.
Kevin Elliot, Owner
12020 Sawhill Blvd
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
540-548-1860 office, 540-446-4034 mobile
E-mail: ezvans.inc@comcast.net
Maryland RideShare Corporation
Jack Carlile, President
1606 Grandads Lane
Silver Spring, MD 20905-5572
301-384-2233
E-mail: MdRideShare@aol.com
VPSI Commuter Vanpools
6506 Loisdale Road Suite 105
Springfield, VA 22150
703-921-0601 ext. 200 (business)
Carolyn Chesley, Outreach Coordinator
E-mail: Carolyn.chesley@vpsiinc.com
Joe Stainsby Project Manager
703-921-0601 (business) ext. 205
E-mail: Joe.stainsby@vpsiinc.com |
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