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Laying the Foundation for a Shared Commute Charlie Knuth, Commuter Research Confidential Do not share 1 100M+ SOV commuters Confidential Do not share 2 500+ 100M+ SOVs trips per year Confidential Do not share 3 50B+ 500+


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Charlie Knuth, Commuter Research

Laying the Foundation for a Shared Commute

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SOV commuters

100M+

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trips per year

100M+

500+

SOVs

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  • ne way solo commute trips

100M+

500+

50B+

SOVs trips per year

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Recommended approach

And we’re feeling the impact locally

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What’s the longest commute you’ve had?

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We spend all of our PTO (and then some) commuting

Commuting Working Overtime

Ingraham, C. 2016, February 25. The astonishing human potential wasted on commutes. Washington Post. Retrieved from https://www.washingtonpost.com/

annual commute time

5 days 9 days 16 days 21 days 31 days

15

mins

26

mins

45

mins

60

mins

90

mins

  • ne-way

commute

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Commuting is (now) why people leave companies

#1

Scoop analysis, ADP Research Institute, February 2018. Revelations from Workforce Turnover. Retrieved from: https://www.adp.com/tools-and-resources/adp-research-institute/research-and-trends/research-item-detail.aspx?id=D7376F79-6113-4294-BC2D- A698ACC0ED8B.

Pay and Promotion Commuting Working Overtime

#2 #3

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And the commute is quickly becoming the new healthcare

T O D A Y

Pain point

T O M O R R O W

Competitive advantage

F U T U R E

Table stakes

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Lots of excitement around new(ish) modes

Bikes Scooters Microtransit Carpooling Vanpooling

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Realistically, different modes have different sweetspots

<5 miles 50+ miles 15 miles

average U.S. commute length

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Drive alone

75%

Public transit Walking/biking Vanpools Shuttles Traditional carpools How people get to work

15% 10%

Scoop analysis

But current solutions fail to hit big scale and impact

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Interested in Carpooling Schedule / Reliability Matching Challenges

  • 35%
  • 22%
  • 18%

10 %

Ongoing Management Carpooling Today

85%

Scoop analysis

Multiple historical factors have hindered carpooling

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Convenient and enjoyable carpooling

Scoop is a convenient and enjoyable way to carpool with co-workers and neighbors.

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Our mission

Bring commuters together in carpools they’ll love by partnering with their employers across the country.

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Scoop is built for the modern day commuter

Decoupled trips

Separate AM and PM trips to fit your schedule. Use it once a week or every day.

Flexible scheduling

Drive or ride at the times you want. Carpool from anywhere.

Door-to-door matching

Scoop finds the most efficient trip based on fastest route, nearby carpoolers, and more.

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Scoop makes carpooling work at scale

trips taken

3M 50M 45M

miles shared lbs CO2 reduced

We make carpooling work at scale

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Productivity

50%

50% say Scoop helps them be more productive and energized at work 92% say Scoop has enabled them to network and exchange ideas with co-workers 70% say Scoop increases their likelihood to stay at their employer

72%

Save Time

72% say Scoop saved them time on their commute

92% 70%

Culture Retention

Carpooling’s huge benefits to key people metrics

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Business Challenge

Palo Alto’s thriving downtown is causing increasingly congested city streets and parking demand. The TMA is dedicated to developing programs to reduce SOV trips by 30% over the next few years.

Scoop Solution

Rather than spending millions building parking infrastructure, the TMA partnered with Scoop by offering discounted carpool trips and extensive program marketing. The Scoop partnership is making a significant impact on downtown traffic and sparked significant commute behavior change.

Wendy Silvani Director Palo Alto TMA

35K+ 180 400K

Carpool Trips Tons of CO2 Saved Rider Miles Saved

Getting commuters to carpool has historically been difficult” says TMA Director Wendy Silvani. “But Scoop makes the process easy, efficient, and flexible through their mobile app.

Palo Alto TMA partners to create 35,000+ carpools

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Business Challenge

Workday needed a solution to get ahead of the growing parking problem on

  • campus. With a rapidly-growing employee population, Workday looked to

Scoop to help reduce single-occupancy vehicle (SOV) trips to campus through shared commuting.

Scoop Solution

In 2015, Workday’s innovative mindset led them to take a bold leap to become the first company to partner with Scoop. Workday’s investment in the Scoop partnership allows employees to improve their daily commute.

46k+ 187 411k

Carpool Trips Tons of CO2 Saved Rider Miles Saved

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Sonia Rose

  • Sr. Manager

Employee Programs & Communications Workday

As a company founded on innovation, we welcomed the chance to partner with an innovative new company like

  • Scoop. Scoop helps us ease

the commutes of Workmates.

Workday employees carpooled 46,000+ times with Scoop

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Business Challenge

With a rapidly-growing employee population, a manufacturer came to Scoop looking for a scalable, cost-effective way to alleviate their daily parking lot congestion.

Scoop Solution

In just a few weeks, the number of cars removed from the parking lot tripled. In addition to solving the manufacturer’s parking challenge, Scoop’s Managed Carpool Program enables employees to connect with their co-workers across the enterprise, resulting in a happier, healthier, and more energized workforce.

Transportation Manager California, USA

140K+ 300+ 2M+

Fewer SOV trips to campus Trips per day Rider Miles Saved

Our goal is to ease the commutes of our employees and reduce cars in the parking lot. In a short period

  • f time, the Scoop program

has made a major impact, removing over 300 cars out

  • f the parking lot every day

while delighting our employees.

Manufacturer removes 300+ cars/day from parking lot

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Business Challenge

BART has nearly 50,000 parking spots at capacity across their stations, with more than 38,000 people on the waitlist. Most facilities are filled by SOVs by 7:45 a.m. every day, governing when people arrive – which is inconvenient for riders and bad for peak-hour commute capacity across the system.

Scoop Solution

After a successful launch at a single BART station, we’ve expanded our Scoop to BART program in over 10 BART stations across the Bay Area, allowing BART to address core capacity restraints at key times, reduce SOVs regionally, and provide accessible first- and last-mile solutions for commuters.

10 1,000+

Trips per week

Carpool to BART program relieves pressure on parking

Stations across the Bay Area

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The most important thing you can do is invest in shared mobility

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Support parking regulations that shift SOV behavior

Align policy and investment to support shared mobility

Explore public/private partnership opportunities Prioritize infrastructure that supports sharing

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Charlie Knuth

Commuter Research Scoop Technologies, Inc. charlie@takescoop.com www.takescoop.com/partners