NJ Home   Services A to Z   Departments/Agencies FAQs
Great Seal of the State of New Jersey  
Site Index  |  Search: NJ Home   NJDOT
Governor Chris Christie Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno Great Seal of the State of New Jersey

ridesharing graphic

Overview

The Carpooling Makes Sense Program has ended as of December 31, 2009. Any carpool that registers by December 31, 2009 and completes the program by February 28, 2010 will be eligible for gas cards while supplies last. Please contact the appropriate Transportation Management Associations for more information. Thank you for your participation in this program.

Sharing your ride to work - in a carpool, vanpool, bus, train, shuttles or a combination of these - is called ridesharing. Commuting just 15 miles each way can cost as much as $ 1,764 per year. Sharing the ride with just one other person can cut your commuting costs in half.

The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) and its transportation management associations (TMAs) statewide can match you with others who wish to share a ride to the same destination. You can fill out an application and request a matchlist of possible commute partners. The TMAs can also provide you with information about telecommuting and alternative work schedules.

The park and ride locator is a good source of information for planning your ridesharing options.

 
Go to NJDOT home page Contact Us | Privacy Notice | Legal Statement | Accessibility Statement  Go to State of New Jersey home page
  department: home | about | NJ commuter | in the works | business | engineering | freight, air & water | capital | community | data | links | index
  statewide: NJ Home | about NJ | business | government | state services A to Z | departments

  Copyright © State of New Jersey, 2002-2010
  Department of Transportation
  P.O. Box 600
  Trenton, NJ 08625-0600
OPRA - open public records act

  Last Updated:  December 22, 2009