Vanpool Etiquette
Vanpooling gained exposure when Chrysler Corporation's Office of Public Responsibility embarked on the Chrysler Employee Vanpool Program in 1977 to help save gas and decrease vehicle emissions. Demand for vanpools increased from commuters with diverse personalities, making it a necessity to establish and maintain vanpool etiquette. Abide by these five vanpool etiquette rules to ensure a smooth commute.
Other People Are Reading
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Arrive Early
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Arrive on time or even a bit early to your pick-up stop. You do not want to cause other commuters to be late.
Communicate
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Notify your vanpool operator immediately if you will not need a ride on a particular day.
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Seating Arrangements
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Big and tall people should sit up front for comfort.
Cell Phone Use
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Text rather than use your phone while riding to your destination.
No Errands
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Do not ask the driver to take you someplace other than your designated drop-off.
Tidiness
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Keep the van clean and neat. Take your trash with you when you depart.
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