Transportation Coordinator Association

A Transportation Coordinators’ Association (TCA) is a group of Transportation Coordinators – TCs – from organizations involved with the Trip Reduction Program – TRP – in the same geographical area.

Why Should I Join a TCA?

As a TC, if you ever feel alone, if you ever wish you could talk with other TCs to see how they handle some of the situations you face at your work site, then joining a TCA is a great idea for you. The TCA in your area can offer you terrific benefits!

• Get to know, enjoy, and brainstorm with TCs from neighboring organizations.
• Save money on your trip reduction program by sharing the cost of printing, trip reduction doo-dad orders, and group events.
• Stay updated with what's happening regarding trip reduction, air quality, and transportation issues with regulatory and transit planning agencies, cities, and the legislature.
• Work with TCs from organizations near yours to match employees for carpools and vanpools.

How Much Does It Cost?

There is no fee to be a member. These informal groups have been organized so that transportation coordinators can work as a team to find solutions to their commute challenges.

How Many TCAs Are There And Where Do They Meet?

Twelve TCAs have been organized throughout the Phoenix Metro area. Refer to the MAP to find a TCA that meets at a location convenient for you. If you’re not already receiving meeting notices of the TCA in your area, contact the facilitator to be placed on the list.

How Often Do TCAs Meet?

Each group sets its own meeting schedule, but most meet monthly—some bimonthly. Check the SCHEDULE of upcoming TCA meetings.

Okay, So How Do I Join?

Contact the RideShare representative who facilitates the group for information regarding specific meeting times, dates, and locations.