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What is Slugging?

Slugging is a unique form of carpooling, often referred to as "Casual Carpooling". Sluglines assists drivers by reaching the two or three person HOV requirement, and passengers in getting a free ride to their destination.

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The driver pulls into one of the many known locations for Sluglines, where riders line up.

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Driver holds up a sign or rolls down the window to call out his/her destination.

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Riders first in line heading to the driver’s location proceed into the car and off they go!

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Sluglines during the National Emergency Concerning the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Outbreak

Sluglines during the National Emergency Concerning the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Outbreak

Not everyone is privileged to telework or take off, so there were questions regarding the slug lines operations. If you are not feeling well, please stay home. If you are not comfortable slugging please take alternative mode of transportation. To gauge the level of interest in slugging for the next four weeks, we have created poll in the Facebook groups. If you are not in the Facebook group please join or comment below. Springfield Facebook Group ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/springfieldsluglines/ ) for…

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Horner Road Pedestrian Issues

About 75 percent of pedestrian fatalities occur in dark

Safety is a shared responsibility, both vehicle operators and pedestrians on road should put the phone down, be visible and stay sober. The Horner Road commuter lot in Prince William County along I-95 was designed for a capacity of about 250 parking spaces with access to HOV lanes. Two decades later it is now used by more than 1,500 vehicles between 5:30 and 7:30 AM, in addition about 2,600 commuters park and walk to the bus stops and Sluglines. The…

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Disclaimer: Slugging is self-governed by its participants and no money is exchanged. Drivers and riders volunteer to participate in slugging and should be aware of the potential risks associated with slugging. www.sluglines.com or its associates are not responsible for any damage caused directly or indirectly by the information provided by Sluglines or associated social media networks. www.sluglines.com and its associates does not guarantee a ride or compensate for any loss caused.