The carpool parking permit option is designed to support CU faculty, staff and students who choose to share their commute to campus and help reduce air pollution, parking pressures and traffic. To form a carpool, prospective member's home and work locations and their work schedules should form a workable pattern that will meet each member's commuting needs. Vehicle ID number, registration, plate number, make, model, color and year of each vehicle. One Permit Per Carpool Parking and Transit Services will issue one permit for a designated lot and, where needed, one gate card. On any given day, only one of the vehicles registered to the carpool permit may park on campus with that permit.
Any vehicle parked on campus without a valid form of parking authorization is subject to citation.
Carpooling can be an enjoyable social activity. It saves money on parking permits, citations, gas and maintenance. If you no longer use your car for a work commute, your insurance rates may go down too. Carpooling makes parking easier by opening up space in your permit lot. It also cuts down traffic and air pollution.