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Choose Vanpool to Save Time and Money |
Gather five of more people together and share the ride. You provide the drivers and King County Metro will provide a van, maintenance, insurance and gas. As a bonus, King County Metro allows drivers up to 40 miles per month for non-commute trips and will put a bike rack on your van upon request. Rates are based upon length of trip and the number of riders. If your employer provides an Orca Card, you can use it to subsidize your Vanpool fare. For more information, visit the links below.
Where can I find a Vanpool to Join?
- East King County Riders Wanted List
- Additional Riders Wanted Lists (click on your origin area):
Island County
Kitsap County
Pierce County - Seeking to join a Vanpool to Bellevue from Snohomish or Skagit County? Contact a Vanpool Coordinator at Community Transit (Snohomish County) or Skagit Transit (Skagit County).
- RideshareOnline.com (Internet ridematching offered by Regional Ridematch System, covers nine counties)
- Regional Ridematch Application Call Metro Carpool/Vanpool Services at 206-625-4500 (TTY 206-684-1855) or contact the Regional Ridematch System at 1-888-814-1300.
Vanpool Resources
- Where can I get information about vanpooling?
- Metro Vanpool Starter Kit
- Need information about the HOV lanes?
- Preferential loading on the Washington State Ferries
- How much money will I save by vanpooling?
Vanpool Providers
- Metro Transit (King County)
- Pierce Transit (Pierce County)
- Community Transit (Snohomish County)
- Kitsap Transit (Kitsap County)
- Island Transit (Island County)
- Skagit Transit (Skagit County)
Commuter Connection Store
TransManage staff are available 11 a.m. — 1 p.m. weekdays (winter hours) to help assist you in finding vanpool partners and provide information on incentives for non-drive alone commuters.
Mix & Match Your Commute
Bike + Vanpool
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Did you know bike racks are provided free on Metro vanpools? Meet your vanpool group at a park and ride or other convenient pick-up location. |
Telework + Vanpool
| Work at home when you need quiet thinking time. |
Compress Your Work Week + Vanpool
| Find five friends who work four ten hour days. |
