RideAmigos The City/County hoc phu xam San Mateo County (C/CAG) si tui xach has launched a pilot program to encourage San Mateo County residents and phu kien sinh nhatcommuters who work in San Mateo County to use carpools during peak travel periods. diet moi tan goc thuoc diet con trung The Carpool In San Mateo County! program leverages carpooling apps to increase local carpool ridership. ao thun si nhat ban cong ty thiet ke web hoc Commuters are able to save time, money, and the environment through the Carpool In San Mateo County! program tu vung tieng nhat but you can still make a difference and thiet ke web earn the opportunity to win great prizes. Challenge participants will be receiving a survey in June. ve sinh nha o Please take a few minutes to give us feedback. Let us know what we can do to make the Challenge even better in 2018! mtc difference and earn the opportunity to win great prizes. gia phe lieu hom nay Challenge participants will be receiving a survey in June. Please take a few minutes to give us feedback. Let us trung tâm luyện thi ielts know what we can do to make the Challenge even better in 2018! We are offering commuters and employers in San Mateo County a tool to help them increase the use of alternative transportation, reduce traffic and parking stress, and increase air quality by using the new website my.commute.org tool powered by tu lanh cu Commute.org has a new program for green commuters! If you walk, bike, take transit, ride a shuttle, or carpool/vanpool to work in San Mateo County, you’re1 eligible for up to 4 reimbursed Guaranteed Rides Home (GRH) each calendar year. ao thun tron gia si Think of it as your and When you encounter an emergency on a day that you use a green commute to work, simply use a taxi, Lyft/Uber, or transit service to get home, and then request a reimbursement through anhd cong ty may balo

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Employer eNews July 2020

Valuable information for San Mateo County employers (click here to view online). In this issue:

  • Roadmap to Telework Webinar Event
  • Employer Playbook for a Safe Reopening
  • Bike Resources

Virtual Roundtable Recap

We held two Virtual Employer Roundtables on Mary 18 and Mary 21 - the second was with our partners from the Spare the Air Resource Team. Both groups combined represented over 90 registrants and 86 employers.

In lieu of a recording, we thought we'd save you the time by summarizing our data, polls, and discussion points here.

Bicycling Resources

Interested in a safe, healthy, and fun commute? We have   resources  to help you with getting on a bike for commuting and recreation, including recordings of our five-part webinar series with Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition.

Guaranteed Ride Home Program

Commute.org has a new program for green commuters! If you walk, bike, take transit, ride a shuttle, or carpool/vanpool to work in San Mateo County, you’re eligible for up to 4 reimbursed Guaranteed Rides Home (GRH) each calendar year. Think of it as your green commute insurance.

The GRH program covers an emergency trip home from work in case of:

  • Personal or family Illness/Emergency
  • Eldercare or daycare emergency
  • Bicycle theft or breakdown
  • Inclement weather (for walkers/bicyclists)
  • Carpool partner emergency resulting in loss of ride home

When you encounter an emergency on a day that you use a green commute to work, simply use a taxi, Lyft/Uber, or transit service to get home, and then request a reimbursement through Commute.org’s STAR platform.  

For complete rules and limitations click here. If you have any questions about the program, reach out to Commute.org via email at support@commute.org.

Become a Commute STAR at my.commute.org!

1. Register or login at my.commute.org
2. Use the trip planner to discover your commute options.
3. Go to your dashboard and log your trips for a chance to win prizes.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Commute.org Programs