The number of passengers may vary, drivers and vehicles may rotate, and expenses may or may not be shared. Your carpool may operate every day, or only when it's convenient - it's completely up to you and your fellow carpoolers. We offer a free computerized matching service. We can give you the names and phone numbers of people interested in carpooling who live in your area and share destinations and schedules similar to yours. You make the calls, choose your partners, and set up your carpool.
Some companies have their own carpool systems in place.
Check with your company's Transportation Coordinator or human resources office to see if carpool matching is available at your work site. How to make your carpool run smoothly Once you've assembled a regular carpool, here are a few guidelines to get you off to a good start. Tri-Met has nearly 60 lots conveniently located around the region. Decide if one person will drive, or if the responsibility will rotate. If you're rotating drivers, determine the schedule and the rotation.