Each year after Burning Man, thousands of people and their vehicles head home down the narrow desrert highway. This ritual departure is known as Exodus. This year we want to maximize main road capacity while minimizing city congestion.
Review this year's Exodus Plan to learn more.
It takes a village to drain the playa. Volunteer for Exodus in 2001
Sticking around after the burn to avoid the lines? Good choice! Help fill one of 200 positions on Sunday or Monday, or short set-up shifts Friday. We offer dust, toil, sweat, laughter, plus a unique opportunity: Become a Nevada certified flagger at Burning Man's expense. This short course qualifies you for many state highway worker jobs.
On playa, sign up at Check Point Salon at the Burning Man Information Center in Center Camp.
To volunteer before August 22, send mail to exodus@burningman.com.
Volunteer positions:
~ 25-30 flaggers needed at critical highway intersections along route through Gerlach. Training is free and easy.
~ 200 Exodus "traffic angels" Sunday Monday. Overlapping six-hour shifts both days: 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM, or until traffic thins out.
~ 10-20 set-up volunteers, Friday morning. Sign up (instructions above) or just show up: Ranger Station in Center Camp between 8:00 and 8:30 AM Friday, August 31.
~ 30 performers at the Final Portal. Carry on the unique Burning Man experience. Erupt in spontaneous performance, as you help waiting motorists pass the time say goodbye to fellow burners.
See you there!
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