Colfax/Steptoe vanpool needs riders

The Steptoe/Colfax vanpool needs riders. Schedule is 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. year round. Average monthly cost is $80-$90 and may be paid with pre-tax deductions through WSU Human Resources https://hrs.wsu.edu/commuter-benefit/ .

Share the ride, save money on fuel and car maintenance. Join us if you live in Colfax, Steptoe, St. John, Rosalia, Oakesdale, or Tekoa.

Contact Chris Benson (benson@wsu.edu) at 335-7031 or Max Benson (maxbenson@vetmed.wsu.edu) at 335-3908 for more information.

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