News & Events

The Latest Information On News and Events from the Team at Commute.org and our Program Partners
Bike To Wherever Days 2025 poster with a large graphic of a bicycle, event details, sponsor logos, and a QR code. Promotes Bay Area biking and encourages pledging to ride for Bike to Work Day and throughout May.

Bike to Work/Wherever Day 2025

Commute.org proudly announces its sponsorship and participation in Bay Area Bike to Work/Wherever Days, May 15-17, 2025 and National Bike…

A collage of six images showing different modes of transportation—capturing how Making my Commute Count can look: a cyclist on a bike lane, misty trains, boarding a bus, rental bikes, a red train at a station, and a white train with an open door.

Making my Commute Count

This post was written by Sustainable Transportation Associate, Malia Boksanski. When I tell people I love my commute, they usually…

Audience seated in a hall attentively listening to a presenter. The presenter stands beside a large screen displaying a "Commutestar" slide with mobile app visuals during the Community Workshop. The room boasts high ceilings and an abundance of natural light from large windows.

Recap of Commute.org’s Community Workshop with Climate Resilient Communities

This post was written by Sustainable Transportation Associate, Malia Boksanski. On March 19th, Commute.org partnered with Climate Resilient Communities (CRC),…

A woman in a white blouse, helmet, and backpack walks a bicycle through an urban landscape of modern architecture. With the sun casting shadows, she is ready to "Pledge to Join the Commuter Challenge and Win Big." The "Commute.org" logo graces the bottom left corner.

Join the 2025 Commuter Challenge

An Easy Pledge. A Better Commute. A Chance to Win. How do you get to work or college? We invite…

The East Bay Ferry, adorned in a blue, white, and green color scheme, glides smoothly across the water. In the distance, a grand suspension bridge spans the scene beneath a partly cloudy sky—a picturesque setting perfect for a Lunch & Learn experience on board.

East Bay Ferry Lunch & Learn

If you live in the East Bay and haven’t yet explored the San Francisco Bay Ferry as a commute option,…

A circular chart, inspired by our New Logo a Symbol of Sustainability, features a dominant blue segment and a smaller yellow section, with a distinct gap at the top center where the two do not connect.

Introducing Our New Logo: Movement, Momentum, and Mission

At Commute.org, we’re always looking ahead—helping San Mateo County commuters find smarter, more sustainable ways to get where they need…

Logo for Commute.org above the text "Accredited TDM Organization" with a green badge labeled "TDM Accreditation 2023-2025" on a dark blue background.

Commute.org Earns National TDM Accreditation

We are excited to share that in February 2025, Commute.org was officially recognized as a certified Transportation Demand Management (TDM)…

A woman smiling and riding a blue bicycle on a paved road, wearing a helmet and sunglasses. Text reads: "San Mateo County Bike Education Program - Learn to Ride Classes for Ages 14+. No falling needed. Not too old to learn. Patient instructors. Rentals available." QR code and organization logos included.

New Bike Education Program Launches in San Mateo County

This post was written by Sustainable Transportation Associate, Malia Boksanski. Commute.org is committed to promoting sustainable transportation options that benefit…

The conference room buzzes with engaged attendees seated at round tables. A speaker leads the session near a screen announcing "San Mateo County TDM Workshop" on January 25, 2023. Presentation materials are visible as participants jot down notes for a comprehensive recap.

Our First TDM Workshop for Jurisdictions!

On February 25, Commute.org hosted our first-ever TDM Workshop, bringing together jurisdiction staff across San Mateo County to advance our…