Rollins College
IL-48: Shared Mobility Program
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Does the institution have a program designed to incentivize the use of public transportation?:
Description of the institution’s programs designed to incentivize the use of public transportation:
Outsourced partnership with “Rethink Your Commute” - a commuter assistance program created as an offshoot of the Florida Department of Transportation for the central Florida region. With this program, staff, faculty and students that log a sustainable commutes (walking, biking, carpooling or using public transportation) earn points for each commute they log that can be redeemed for offers and discounts at local merchants and on campus. They are also able to find ride matches for carpooling, find connecting bus routes for longer trips, and route best walking/biking paths for safety.
Does the institution have a bicycle or scooter sharing program?:
Description of the institution’s bicycle or scooter sharing program:
Rollins started our “Foxbikes” program in 2010, and revamped the program in 2022 to expand to a fleet of fifteen bikes for free weekly rentals, and ten bikes for paid semester rentals that help fund the program. Students can choose to waive their semester rental fee in exchange for 10 volunteer hours back into the program as a way to ensure semester rentals are accessible to all.
Does the institution have a car sharing or carpool program?:
Description of the institution’s car sharing or carpool program:
The carpool sharing program comes from our commuter assistance program Rethink Your Commute. With this app, campus community members can sign in with their university email to find ride matches along their typical commuting routes. By being able to see the rides logged by others, users then can reach out through the app and coordinate carpooling with their ride matches.
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