Vanpool

An organized ridesharingA form of transportation in which more than one person shares in the use of the vehicle, such as a van or automobile, to make a trip. More arrangement in which a number of people travel together on a regular basis in a vanA small vehicle, usually 20 feet or shorter in length, with an automotive-type engine and limited seating normally entered directly through side or rear doors rather than from a central aisle. Used for door-to-door and other specialized transit services. More. The vanA small vehicle, usually 20 feet or shorter in length, with an automotive-type engine and limited seating normally entered directly through side or rear doors rather than from a central aisle. Used for door-to-door and other specialized transit services. More may be company owned, individually owned, leased, or owned by a third party. Expenses are shared, and there is usually a regular volunteer driver. See also CarpoolAn arrangement in which two or more people share the use and cost of privately owned automobiles in traveling to and from pre arranged destinations. Also see Vanpool. More.