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CAL POLY POMONA RIDESHARE
Rideshare Choices That Suit Your Lifestyle



VANPOOL



Let someone else do the driving.Cal Poly Pomona's vanpools hold eight to twelve people and are a great way to save wear and tear on your car. We have vanpools coming from as far away as Hesperia, Victorville, Rancho Cucamonga and Riverside or as close as Rialto. Here are the current vanpools [PDF] coming to the Cal Poly Pomona campus. Please review the Vanpool Driver Agreement and Vanpool Passenger Agreement. Contact the Rideshare Office if you are interested in joining a vanpool. You may also contact a Rideshare Coordinator to set up an orientation appointment.

Additional agency incentive: Inland Empire residences can also benefit from incentives for first time commuters. Contact the Rideshare Office for more details on this great incentive!

In addition, I encourage you to check http://commutesmart.info/ as it has over 180,000 participants in the area. Another great source is 1-800-COMMUTE. Other agencies such as VPSI Inc. 1-800-VANRIDE http://www.vpsiinc.com/ and Enterprise at 1-800-VAN-4-WORK http://vanpool.com/index.shtml and MIDWAY Rideshare Vanpools 1-877-VAN-RIDE at www.midwayrideshare.com
also have vanpool service if Cal Poly Rideshare does not have a van coming from your city.

Fact:
There are more than 1,500 vanpools on the road in Southern California

Fact:
Vanpooling is one of the most cost-effective and fuel-efficient ways to get to work.



CARPOOL

carpool

Share the ride to work.Your partner does not even have to be a Cal Poly Pomona employee. As long as you ride more than half of the way to campus with another person, it is considered carpooling.



METROLINK
(Train)
(800-371-LINK)
www.metrolinktrains.com

It's easy! Sit back, relax, and enjoy a pleasant commute. Metrolink is the newest commuter rail system in Southern California. The San Bernardino line has stations in San Bernardino, Rialto, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Montclair, Claremont, Pomona and continues to Los Angeles. The Riverside line has stations in Industry, Downtown (South) Pomona, East Ontario & Pedley. See the Bus links below for bus transit information on how to arrive at Cal Poly Campus from these Metrolink Stations.

Gain Time, Reduce Stress, and Reduce Car Expenses by commuting to and from work on a clean, comfortable Metrolink train. 10 Trip and Monthly Passes are sold in the Rideshare Office. If you are a current state employee, inquire about the complimentary 4 trip tickets to try out the Metrolink for FREE! Contact the Rideshare Office for details.

When you leave the car at home, you’ll save on all kinds of car expenses, and the train is only 9 cents a mile, compared to 31 cents driving a car!
For additional bus to rail trip planning, please visit: http://www.commutesmart.info/mycommute/busrail_tripplanner.html


 
METRO RAIL LINK
(Blue, Green, Red, and Gold Lines)
(800-371-5465)
http://metro.net/riding_metro/riders_guide/planning_trip-02.htm

Hop on the Metro rail to visit attractions, museums, theatres, theme parks, local historical sites.
and more......

The Metro Blue Line runs north and south between Long Beach and Los Angeles.

The Metro Green Line crosses the Blue Line, running east and west between Norwalk and Redondo Beach, curving south near the Los Angeles International Airport.

The Metro Red Line subway meets the Blue Line in Los Angeles and provides service through Downtown, between Union Station, the Mid-Wilshire area, Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley.

The Metro Gold Line connects with the Gold Line at Union Station, and runs northeast to Pasadena.



SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PARK & RIDE AND TRANSIT ONLY PARKING FACILITIES

Park and ride facilities are used primarily by carpoolers, vanpoolers and transit riders, and in most cases are FREE! This interactive site provides you easy access to information on park and ride and transit-only parking facilities such as Metrolink, Metro Rail and bus terminals within Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura Counties. http://mapsvr.scag.ca.gov/parkride/


 
WALK or RIDE YOUR BIKE
 If you live close to campus, please consider walking or riding your bike. Exercise your way to work instead of fighting rush hour traffic. Improve your health as you improve the air quality.


Want to know where to park your bike on campus? For a complete list of locations, please visit: http://dsa.csu pomona.edu/parking/Bike_Rack_Locations_on_Campus.asp

For more information on bike routes and other biking related resources, please visit the Southern California Route Information site at: www.labikepaths.com/bykinfo.html


 
BUS
Public transit is an excellent choice particularly if you live near a bus stop and your commute to campus is five miles or less. See our list of web links for your bus transportation needs.
Schedules, routes, and trip planners are located on the bus companies home pages, or the side bar of the home pages to help assist with their commute planning. For additional bus to rail trip planning, please visit http://www.commutesmart.info/mycommute/busrail_tripplanner.html


 
FOOTHILL TRANSIT
(800-743-3463)
www.foothilltransit.org
Downtown (South) Pomona Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
480, and 482 comes straight to Cal Poly Pomona with intermittent stops.
480 travel time i.e., 7:25 AM arrives at 7:48 AM at Campus & Temple.
482 travel time i.e., 6:52 AM arrives at 7:07 AM at Campus & Temple.
North Pomona Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
291 to Downtown (South) Pomona Station & from there ride 480, or 482 with intermittent stops.
291 travel time i.e., 6:33 AM North Pomona & arrives at South Pomona 6:45 AM.
480 travel time i.e., 7:05 AM arrives on 7:28 AM at Campus & Temple.
482 travel time i.e., 6:52 AM arrives at 7:07 AM at Campus & Temple.
480 & 482 runs every 20-30 minutes.
Claremont Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
480 to Cal Poly Pomona with intermittent stops.
480 travel time i.e., 7:02 AM arrives at 7:48 AM at Campus & Temple.
Industry Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
482 travels straight to Cal Poly Pomona with intermittent stops.
482 travel time i.e., 6:31 AM arrives at 7:03 AM at Campus & Temple.


 
MTA
(800-266-6833)
http://www.mta.net/

Customers will be able to purchase Metro Monthly and EZ transit passes on-line. Simply visit bamart.com/metrofaremedia All orders must be received by the 15th of the month to ensure that your pass arrives before the 1st of the month.
Industry Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
484 travels straight to Cal Poly Pomona with intermittent stops.
484 travel time i.e., 7:08 AM arrives at 7:25 at Valley & Temple.
Downtown (South) Pomona Trans Center/Metrolink Station:
684 travels straight to Cal Poly Pomona with intermittent stops.
684 travel time i.e., 6:45 AM arrives at 6:58 at Valley & Temple.


 
OMNI
1-800-966-6428
www.omnitrans.org/

Omnitrans is the public transit agency serving the San Bernardino Valley. Founded in 1976 through a joint powers agreement, Omnitrans carries over 15 million passengers each year throughout its 480-square mile service area.


 
RTA
1-800-800-7821
www.Riversidetransit.com

The Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) was established as a Joint Powers Agency on August 15, 1975 under authority of the State of California. RTA began operating its first bus route on March 16, 1977. Since then, RTA has grown to provide both local and regional services throughout the service area with 41 fixed-route and 15 demand-responsive services. RTA’s service area spans more than 2,500 square miles in western Riverside County providing bus service to approximately one million residents.


 
OCTA
714-636-RIDE (7433)
www.octa.net

The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is the county’s primary transportation agency. OCTA creates, funds and delivers efficient transportation for Orange County. We keep Orange County moving with extensive bus and paratransit service, Metrolink commuter rail service, the planned CenterLine light rail starter system, the 91 Express Lanes toll road, freeway, street and road improvement projects, motorist services and by regulating taxi operations. Our multimodal focus on freeways, streets and transit helps keep the county's 2.8 million people moving.


 
REMINDER:
Bus schedules may vary with bus companies. Confirm any scheduled trips with the bus company at the contact numbers above or by using their trip planners on their web site.

Visit the Rideshare Office, located in the Police and Parking Services Building 109, room 130 for more information.



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