"I appreciate having less wear and tear on my vehicle plus fewer cars coming to campus benefits the environment." DAVE HOPKINS, AUDIO & VIDEO SERVICES Finding a partner Log into Princeton's Commute Hub and click on Pools from the left hand menuSearch for a carpool: Go to the Search tab. To contact a match, click "Message," write your note, and press "Send." Create a carpool post. Click on the “Create Post” from the left hand menu and enter your origin and destination, nearby landmarks, or campus buildings. Getting started with carpool Revise Your Ride by choosing to carpool as your primary commute to campus or nearby office locations for an average of 3 days per week, instead of using an annual parking permit.Receive $200 per semester (Fall/Spring). View full terms and conditions. Shared parking permit valid for your parking zone(s). Premium carpool spaces are available for carpools consisting of two or more benefits-eligible employees. Access to up to 24 daily parking passes, 12 per semester resets biannually January 1 and July 1. 4 guaranteed rides home throughout the year for added commute flexibility resets annually July 1. Eligibility requirements The carpool benefit is open to all benefits-eligible faculty and staff. Princeton University affiliates and graduate students may participate in University carpools but are NOT eligible to receive the financial incentive payments for those programs. Carpool is your primary commute option to campus* on average 3 days per week in lieu of an annual parking permit. Must consist of at least two University employees or a University employee and a Princeton affiliate or graduate student. Carpool routes that represent a significant deviation from an individual's commute route subject to director approval. * Includes the University's New Jersey campus locations or nearby off-campus offices Getting started with vanpool Revise Your Ride by choosing to vanpool with 3+ colleagues as your primary commute to campus or nearby office locations for an average of 3 days per week, instead of using an annual parking permit.University rental includes a 7-passenger van, insurance, and maintenance. Vanpool participants are responsible for splitting gas costs. Receive $100 per semester (Fall/Spring). View full terms and conditions. Shared parking permit valid for your parking zone(s) plus premium car/vanpool spaces. Access to up to 24 daily parking passes, 12 per semester resets biannually January 1 and July 1. 4 guaranteed rides home throughout the year for added commute flexibility resets annually July 1. Eligibility requirements The Vanpool benefit is open to all benefits-eligible faculty and staff. Princeton University affiliates and graduate students may participate in University Vanpools but are not eligible to receive the financial incentive payments for those programs. At least three other colleagues to share a commute to campus* on average 3 days per week. Vanpool routes that significantly detour from individual commute routes subject to director approval. * Includes the University's New Jersey campus locations or nearby off-campus offices At least one participant must volunteer from the pool to be the driver and the back-up driver. Drivers are exempt from splitting fuel costs Primary and back-up drivers must meet Vanpool Driver eligibility requirements. All participants must agree to and adhere to the University's Vanpool Policy. Ready to Revise Your Ride? Save money on gas, meet more colleagues, and access additional parking options on campus.Did we mention that carpoolers receive $200 and vanpoolers receive $100 per semester?Search for a partner or apply for CarpoolVanpool Inquiry Car/Vanpool Spaces Locations: Lots 2, 10, 13, 20, 40.Theater Drive, Prospect Ave, and Stadium Drive Garages.Woodlands WayPlease note, only vanpools and eligible carpools with two or more University employees are permitted to park in car/vanpool spaces. Do I owe taxes on Revise Your Ride incentives? Revise Your Ride incentives are paid out at the end of each semester directly through University payroll. Incentives are considered taxable income and are subject to federal and state income taxes. Income tax will be withheld automatically on your paycheck or stipend. Building better bike and pedestrian experiences Princeton University and the town of Princeton are continuing to make efforts to be more bicycle and pedestrian-friendly. Learn more about the Campus Mobility Framework
