Q1. I want to rideshare, but I don't have a carpool partner. What do I do?

Q2. I only live a mile from work so I don't qualify for rideshare.

Q1. I carpool with my children. Does this mean I qualify as a carpool?

Q2. I've been carpooling with a coworker for years but we have never registered with Commuter Services. How do we go about registering?

Q3. I carpool with my neighbor but they don't work for the County of Riverside. Can I still qualify?

Q4. What is considered a carpool?

Q1. Can anyone telecommute?

Q2. What is telecommuting?

Q1. What does the monthly fare I pay cover?

Q2. What is the point of the Group Agreement and Schedule?

Q3. I'm in a vanpool. Why don't I have the benefit of paying for my seat on a pre-tax basis?

Q4. I want to see if the County Vehicle Program has options for me. How do I do that?

Q1. What if I forget to transfer our carpool parking placard into our commuter car?

Q2. My carpool partner and I alternate driving. Can I get one carpool parking placard for each of our cars?

Q3. My carpool partner and I carpool every day. How do we get a permit to park in the carpool parking spaces at our worksite?

Q1. What kind of benefits and incentives do you offer registered employees?

Q2. What is this $2 a Day Incentive I keep hearing about?

Q3. If I live in Orange County, do I qualify for incentives?

Q4. I registered with Rideshare three years ago. Why don't I get information on my incentives anymore?

Q5. How often do I have to rideshare in order to qualify for incentives?

Q1. I had to leave early to pick up my sick child from school last week, and today I am sick. Can I utilize another GRH today?

Q2. I have to work overtime, but I carpooled today. Does my request for a GRH count against one of my six that I am eligible for?

Q3. I carpooled today but I got a call from my child's school that they are sick. What do I do?