What is Scoop?
The Lab is working with Scoop to decrease the number of single-occupant vehicles to the Lab. This will result in four things:How are the Lab and Scoop working together?
How does Scoop work?
How much does Scoop cost?
How is the price of a ride determined?
Is the Lab subsidizing Scoop rides?
Is Scoop a carpool matching system?
Do I need a firm schedule to use Scoop?
Will there be enough people in the database to make matches?
Can those with unpredictable schedules use Scoop?
What is the registration process?
What happens if my driver doesn’t show up or has an emergency and can’t drive?
Does Scoop offer a guaranteed ride home to Lab participants?
Is this different from the county’s guaranteed ride home?
Can I use my Wage Works account to pay for my Scoop rides?
Can I drive with others who are heading my way even if they don’t work at the Lab?
Can I sign up for Scoop if I work at Lab offsite locations?
Are Scoop participants screened in some way if I ride with someone outside of the Lab community?
Is the Lab sharing my information with Scoop? Is it safe to give my information to Scoop?
Do I use my Lab Username and Password to access Scoop?
See the Scoop Help Center for more information on how Scoop works, and ScoopCare if you need help and for any questions and feedback.