Commute Krewe in partnership with CRPC and DOTD is here to help reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality by encouraging alternative modes of transportation. We serve those who work or live in the parishes of East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, and Iberville.
Provided Services
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Enjoy a more flexible way to save on your commute. Carpooling may save you 50% of the cost of driving alone, wear and tear, and reduces air pollution and congestion. Let the Commuter Krewe find a match for you today!
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Vanpools are similar to carpools; except they involve more people -- a group of five to 15 commuters who regularly travel together to/from work in a seven to 15 seat comfortable vehicle at least 12 days per month. Vanpools can have multiple pick-up and drop-off locations.
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We can plan and implement onsite events including Rewards Programs, Try-It Days, Employee onboarding and information sessions, and Carpool Matching. We are here for you!
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In the event of an emergency, we’ve got your back! Employees that are actively participating in our program are eligible to be reimbursed for the cost of their trip home in the event of an emergency.
Save time and money when you carpool with Commuter Krewe! Commuter Krewe helps commuters in the Baton Rouge area find a better way to get around.
Our ride matching database connects you to others who share your commute. Sign up today!
Capital Region Micro-transit & Vanpool Feasibility Study
The Capital Region Planning Commission (CRPC) is a Council of Governments that coordinates and collaboratively addresses regional issues related to transportation. One of the programs offered through CRPC is a travel demand management (TDM) program that is designed to ease congestion throughout the Capital Region using alternative modes of transportation such as vanpool and microtransit. Through CRPC’s TDM efforts, it was discovered that there is a need for alternative transportation options in the Capital Region. As a result, the CRPC is conducting a planning study to determine the viability and potential for microtransit and vanpool in the region.