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Wisconsin's RIDESHARE program...

a carpool and bike buddy matching program.

Welcome to Wisconsin Rideshare where commuters can be matched for carpooling and bike buddies. Wisconsin's Rideshare program serves all of Wisconsin and bordering counties.

Perhaps you came to this site after seeing the Web address on a freeway sign, heard an ad on the radio, or at the suggestion of your employer or a friend who suggested that sharing your commute might be fun and save you expenses. However you got here, you'll be "Feelin' Better Already" just for investigating your commuting options.

Listen to RIDESHARE radio ads.

Employers

• Check out the benefits you can receive as a commuting options employer.

Commuters

• Register on line for carpool and/or bike buddies. After registering you can run a match list, contact your matches, and track your commute for a record of your environment savings.
   
  • Already registered? Log in and update your profile, run new match lists and retrieve forgotten passwords.
     
• Get tips on successful carpools and bike buddies.
• Compute your current commuting and environmental costs.
• Review the Rideshare program information.

Commuters without e-mail addresses
 

• Mail in your application
  Download the RIDESHARE application . Either fax the completed application to (262) 521-4425 or mail it to:

  Wisconsin RIDESHARE
  Wisconsin Department of Transportation
  P.O. Box 798
  Waukesha, WI 53187-079

• Call for an application
  Call 1-800-455-POOL, leave your contact information, and an application will be mailed to you.

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Questions about the content of this page, contact:
Karen Schmiechen, karen.schmiechen@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: December 11, 2009