CVTC | Contoocook Valley Transportation Company

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For more information about CVTC, you can contact Rebecca Harris, Executive Director

Telephone: Toll-free (877) 428-2882

Address: Contoocook Valley Transportation Company
375 Jaffrey Road, Suite 3
Peterborough, NH 03458

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Carpooling Tips

Carpooling is a great way to get to work with people who live near you and share the same schedule. All you need is one other person to get started. Ask around.

The people you work with are easiest ones to connect with and often share similar schedules. Remember, often people would like to share the ride, but just need to be asked.

TIPS to Getting Started Sharing the Ride:

• Consider starting out on a trial basis for a month or two. Be flexible, carpool, vanpool one or two days a week, or every day. Agree to reconsider your arrangements if they do not seem to be working.
• Decide on schedules and pick-up points.
• Agree on waiting times and side trips.
• Divide the driving responsibilities any way you want.
• Agree on rules for the radio, smoking, open windows, car temperature, eating policies and all the other potential annoyances that can make the difference between an enjoyable trip and an unpleasant one.
• Decide on payment schedules, if needed. Non-drivers in the pool should contribute to expenses. If everyone shares driving equally, there may not be a need to exchange any money. For carpools, consider trading driving to eliminate exchange of money.