YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The Missouri Department of Transportation provides parking lots across the state for people to park their cars, catch a ride with a co-worker and carpool to work.
The department maintains 101 commuter lots in Missouri, including a 50-spot gravel lot at Route 65 and Evans Road in Springfield.
The lots are free for commuters, and most are located near interstates or divided highways to allow for a quick pick-up or drop-off between drivers.
“We think sometimes folks don’t realize these lots are free and open to the public,” said Jim Carney, state maintenance engineer, in a news release. “We’re trying to spread the word that people can park their cars there, share a ride with another driver and save money.”
A list of all the department’s commuter lots is available at the department's Web site.
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