通勤指南

Woodlands/Huntsville Vanpool Available for 教师/工作人员

• The SHSU Vanpool is available for faculty and staff who are interested in commuting. The vanpool is not sponsored by 山姆 Houston State University. Rather, it is managed privately by faculty and staff of SHSU. Openings are limited and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. For details, please visit http://shsuvanpool.wixsite.com/vanpool

合伙使用汽车

• 公园 n' Ride (Discounted Orange Permit Lot)
• 拼车小贴士

自行车

• Policy for bicycles on campus

公园

• Discounted Lot for 合伙使用汽车ers, Shuttle Riders (橙色许可证)
• Lot Map - Find your hangtag color

Differently Abled Routes

• On-campus routes for those pushing hand trucks, strollers, riding in a wheelchair, etc.

iDrive

• Link to the designated driver incentive program sponsored by the 山姆 Houston State University Alcohol Abuse Initiative

拼车的技巧

DO:

• Determine route, schedule and pickup locations. Decide on driving responsibilities, such as alternating on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
• Establish policies/restrictions on smoking, music/volume, food or drinks.
• Communicate with your fellow carpoolers. If you're running a few minutes late, call them and let them know. If you can't carpool on a particular day due to a schedule conflict, give your carpool partners ample notice so they can make other arrangements.
• 守时. Decide how long the driver is expected to wait.
• Drive safely at all times. There should be no excuse for excessive speed, use of alcohol, or reckless maneuvers.
• Keep your vehicle clean and in good condition.
• Establish a method for reimbursing driving expenses.

别:

• Make a habit of being late.
• Ask your carpoolers to make extra stops along the way so you can take care of personal errands. The carpool is meant to help everyone with their commutes, period.
• Bring up controversial topics like religion or politics unless you know your fellow carpoolers well. While some people enjoy debating the issues, others may prefer a quieter commute.
• Have lengthy cell phone conversations while you're in the carpool.
• 做一个“后座司机”."" Most of the time, these distractions can cause an accident rather then prevent one.