The primary reasons commuters are willing to consider carpooling or vanpooling is to save money, to help the environment, and because they have co-workers or friends who would be convenient to share rides with. One-third of employees who do not currently carpool indicate they are at least somewhat likely to consider carpooling in the future (9% very likely and 25% somewhat likely). How can your company help?
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An online tool used to advertise open seats in current Valley Metro vanpools operating in the Valley.
SharetheRide is a free and secure ridematching system for Valley residents. It takes just a few moments to register and find employees who share your commute!
The source for information regarding the light rail’s scheduled launch in December 2008.
The home of Valley Metro’s bus schedule information.
Employers may order Transit Books for their staff through this link.
Get fare cards delivered to your home or office! Online fare purchase is here.
Monthly newsletter, weekly rides, chapters throughout the state.
Monthly newsletter, weekly breakfast rides, organized rides statewide.
Bicycle advocacy information, legislative updates.
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality’s mission is to protect and enhance public health, welfare and the environment in Arizona.
Arizona’s DOT site, home to the freeway closures information and the rules and regulations of the highways.
An easy-to-read site from the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) that outlines the major areas of the 20-year transit plan for Maricopa County.
As the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Maricopa region, MAG plans and finances the regional transportation system.
The home of Maricopa County Air Quality’s Trip Reduction Program Division.
This City of Phoenix link documents the ridership loads on RAPID routes, allowing commuters to adjust for seat availability.