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Locations

CarShare Vermont members can reserve any car 24/7. Cars are located in pods, which is just a catchy word for the parking space where one or more cars live. Pods can be found on the street, in a garage, in a lot, or in a friendly neighbor’s driveway. The map below shows all of our current pod locations. We hope to add more pods soon and if we’re not yet in you’re neighborhood, click here to suggest a location.

There’s always bike parking close by.

You can pedal to the car. In fact, we encourage it. Here’s where you can lock up when you get there:

Horatio @ N. Winooski and Crombie

Look for the two inverted, u-shaped locking hitches on Crombie Street, just outside of Panadero Bakery.

Ramona @ St. Paul and Main

There are a couple of u-shaped locking hitches in front of American Flatbread and full-size bike racks on Church Street.

Otto @ Church Street Marketplace Garage

There are bike racks all along Church Street downtown.

Pearl @ the UVM Morrill Hall Lot

There’s plenty of parking on campus! Look for the racks near the Royall Tyler Theater on University Pl. There are also racks at the Bailey/ Howe Library.

Orion @ the UVM Redstone Lofts

Again, there’s lots of bike parking near this pod, including some covered bike storage.

Penny @ Skiff Hall (Champlain College)

There are bike racks right beside our parking space!

Blanche @ Cushing Hall (Champlain College)

You’ll find bike racks in between Cushing and Bader Halls.

Nora @ South Park (5 Sisters)

At Callahan Park you’ll find lots of parking options for your bike. There’s a rack beside the playground adjacent to the basketball courts. Pedal down to the playground beside the baseball field and there’s a rack there, too.

Cricket @ North Ave. and North St.

Directly in front of the parking space, you’ll find a full size bike rack.

Tammy @ Champlain Apartments on Pearl St.

As soon as you enter the parking lot, you’ll find 2 vertical, wall-mounted bike racks on your immediate left (attached to the building). They’ve got full-length trays that keep the bike in place and will accommodate bikes of almost any size.