Are you a front line service employee at CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø?Ìý If so, you may be able to ride free (for a limited time) if you start a new vanpool, or join an exisiting vanpool.ÌýThanks to the Â鶹¹ÙÍø Commuter Connections Program*, and a grant managed byÌýÂ鶹¹ÙÍø Transportation Connections. This is a grant-funded program and funding levels are subject to change.
Eligible vanpoolers must be either CU Frontline Service Employees (FLSE) or demonstrate eligibility levels per program guidelines. (low-income, contract, alternative shift, or essential workers in Â鶹¹ÙÍø.) For specific details visit:
What is vanpooling?
- 5 or more employees share a van
- The group must have at least 2 drivers, and one coordinator.
- The vanpool members choose the route and schedule for the van
- The costs for the van, maintenance, gas, and parking are included in monthly fees
Want to join, but don’t have a group? Fill out our and we will work to match you up
Ready to start a van? If you have 5 or more people interested, please collect the names, emails, and phone numbers for each person and email the list to buffscommute@colorado.edu and we will follow up with next steps.
If you have questions email buffscommute@colorado.eduÌýor visit the CU Vanpool page.Ìý
*, provides transportation assistance for low-income, contract, alternative shift, and essential workers in Â鶹¹ÙÍø. This program provides subsidies for individuals who qualify for the program and commit to using one of several sustainable transportation modes including vanpool, carpool, transit/bus and bicycling to work.