So far, many students stopping by the ASUM Office of Transportation table in the UC are interested in the program, McKiddy said, especially those from the Bitterroot, Arlee and Turah. Even people up the Rattlesnake and in the South Hills. Shelley Harshbarger, Public Safety office manager, said most people realize the value of the Ride Share concept. Since the program began on Monday, Harshbarger has had two angry complaints from drivers who expected to use Lot E but were turned away. Joe Ansingh, a freshman in English and the monitor of the parking lot, was kept busy explaining to solo commuters that they now have to park elsewhere because the lot is for carpoolers only.
Most people are fine with it and understanding.
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