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James Madison University
Mission Statement: The SafeRides mission is designed to provide a safer community. SafeRides will provide a safe and reliable service within the Harrisonburg community by providing free rides to intoxicated students and/or to students who are rendered incapable of transportation due to other circumstances. SafeRides members will also work to prevent drunk driving through our efforts to educate and fundraise to help support our mission.
How we operate: Our program operates through student volunteers at JMU. Each semester we have applications and accept the best Cali-Blue dukes to be the newest members of SafeRides! Each member needs to work a minimum of 3 nights per semester, obtain 2 education points, and 1 "helper" point. An education point can be earned by helping with an event where the goal is expanding our reach in the community and educating about the dangers of drinking and driving. A "helper" point can be earned by assisting an executive member with a variety of different tasks (Membership drives, fundraisers, etc). In terms of operation nights, we operate on Friday and Saturday nights from 10pm - 3am. When a patron calls our office to order a ride, they are immediately placed on a waitlist & will be picked up by the next available car! Rides are free, confidential, and nonjudgemental! Since we began giving rides in 2007, we have given roughly 100,000 rides. Most recently in 2018, we were awarded the VA Governor's Transportation Award for Public Safety.
ASOSU SafeRide
Oregon State University
SafeRide is a service dedicated to providing OSU students a safer ride home or to campus, free from judgment. We operate throughout the Corvallis and Philomath communities, and are open to all OSU students on the Corvallis campus. Before requesting a ride please review our policies, boundaries, and hours of operation.
Open seven days a week, with exception to major United State Holidays, and Oregon State University holiday breaks and campus closures. 7:00PM to 2:00AM.
RamRide
Colorado State University
RamRide is a free, safe, non-judgmental ride for CSU students. Since 2003, the program has been dedicated to improving the safety of Colorado State University and the Fort Collins community.
With a fleet of 19 vehicles, RamRide operates Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. RamRide has served over 300,000 patrons since 2003 and continues to grow its patron population. With two paid staff members and 42 volunteers, RamRide depends on Fort Collins community members to operate.
ASMSU
Michigan State University
The ASMSU Safe Ride program provides safe and reliable transportation options HOME within program boundaries for any undergraduate student at Michigan State University. These rides are free, convenient, and non-judgmental to promote a culture of health and safety at Michigan State University
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Program Hours:
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Full Program: 9 pm-2:30 am 7 days/week (3 vehicles Sunday-Wednesday, 5 vehicles Thursday-Saturday)
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Fall/Spring Semesters only
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Service follows University calendar – If the University is closed, we are closed
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We utilize Transloc as our software provider and use a 3rd party transportation service called Dean Transportation located in Holt, Michigan. We average around 77 rides per day with over 12,000 completed rides for the school year We have a large service range for both on and off-campus students
Safety Escorts
Arizona State University
Mission: Safety Escort’s purpose is to transport students in a timely and orderly fashion, along with providing them a caring and comforting service in an effort to ensure their safety and comfort.
ASU’s Safety Escort Service (SES) is a student-operated program ran through the Undergraduate Student Government that provides safe and free rides across ASU’s Tempe Campus. The service provides rides to all faculty, staff, and students on the Tempe campus.
The service runs 7-days a week from 7p-2a and has a staff of 25 students. The service is managed by a Student Director and three student leads who manage the daily operations. They also have a staff advisor who assists in the operational functions of the service and training of the team. Safety Escort, however, is fully a student-run program for the university. The students run the operation from budget management, fleet maintenance, personnel scheduling, marketing, and more!
Safety Escorts owns all of its vehicles which includes a mixed fleet of vans and golf carts. The program is entirely funded through student fees from the ASU Undergraduate Student Government (USG) which includes the salary of the employees and operational costs.
WOU's SafeRide
Western Oregon University
Mission Statement: Ride: WOU’s Safe Ride program is to provide a complimentary and reliable shuttle service to students of Western Oregon University who would otherwise walk alone at night and risk their safety or possible assault. WOLF Ride provides a safer environment for all students by increasing public awareness of our services and the dangers of assault.
Information about Program: student-funded program, operating during the academic year 5 pm -midnight.
Safe Rides
Salisbury University
Mission Statement: Saferide is a student-run organization at Salisbury University that provides a safe, free, and secure ride for students within a 3-mile radius of campus.
Information about Program: Our organization currently employees 59 students, with 5 people on our Supervisor Team, 3 General Assistants to the Executive Board, and 4 Executive Board members. We operate Thursday through Saturday night from 10 pm and the last call being taken at 2:30 am each night. We are a dedicated organization that is involved in our school's communities and the Salisbury community as well.
ASUN Safety Escort
University of Nevada, Reno
Good afternoon! Below is the info you requested. Let me know if you have any questions.
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“ASUN Campus Escort Service provides safe rides to and from campus for academic activities only.”
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We will provide efficient, quality service to students, faculty, and staff of the University of Nevada, Reno. Our core values include the following.
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Safety
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Courtesy
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Integrity
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Community
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Responsibility
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Carpool
Texas A&M
- CARPOOL will facilitate a safe and reliable commuting environment in the Bryan/College Station area by providing free, non-judgmental rides home to intoxicated patrons and/or patrons rendered incapable of transportation due to other circumstances.
- CARPOOL was founded in 1999 by Jeff Schiefelbein. It operates off the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. CARPOOL is a 503(c)(3) non-profit organization operated and staffed by students of Texas A&M.
- We have multiple versions of a logo, one that includes our name and one that does not. Both are attached below. Please feel free to use whichever serves your purposes best.
