California Transportation Commission

June 2016

Our world

Our mission Eliminate traffic and reimagine

transportation, giving life back to

commuters and communities.

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How Scoop Works

• Scoop creates custom, trip by trip carpools for commuters based on their origin, destination, and preferred commute time

• Employees schedule each one-way trip in advance

• Riders split the cost of the commute with the Driver . For an average 20 mile trip:

o Rider gives $6 o Driver gets $5 o Scoop receives $1

• If you use Scoop to get to work, we GUARANTEE

you a return trip or we'll pay for an alternative.

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20,000+ commuters Largest Bay Area carpool network

✓ 80,000+ trips completed

✓ 40,000+ vehicles out of employer parking lots

✓ 10x volume of next largest carpooling business

✓ 600,000 pounds CO2 saved

✓ Average user schedules -5 trips per week

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Policy investments to reduce congestion co

• Carpool & managed lane investments o Increased coverage+ connected corridors

o Better enforcement protocols

o Managed lane revenue� alternative commute incentives

• Carpooling as a pre-tax benefit o Allow state-wide pre-tax carpool subsidies

o Would ease/increase corporate sponsorship

• Update zoning parking requirements o Reduce parking space requirements on current / future development

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Founders

Rob Sadow, CEO

• Manager@ Bain & Co (6 years)

• Speciality in Customer Strategy &

Marketing problems

• Former extern at Better Place

(Israeli electric vehicle startup)

• Wharton '08

• High school carpool driver

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Jon Sadow, CPO

• PM@ Google (4 years)

• 8th member of "autonomous"

Consumer Surveys team focusing

on mobile & i18n

• GW Finance/ International

Business '10 (1st in class)

• High school carpool rider