7.7.2010
4.20.2010
WiredCommute Transit Benefit Letter to Speaker Pelosi
Today Congressman James McGovern (D-MA) and Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) were joined by 31 of Congress in writing a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asking that a provision in the ‘American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009’ which temporarily increased the transit and vanpool portion of the commute benefit be made permanent.
1.26.2010
1.26.2010
MassRIDES: Alleviating Congestion and Improving Air Quality in Massachusetts
The news media regularly reports on the serious health problems associated with poor air quality and about the hours that we waste in traffic. In the United States, drivers spend an average of 36 hours sitting in traffic , costing an average of $760 per person annually . On-road vehicles are responsible for 44% of all CO2 emissions in the US, one-third of all NOx emissions and one-quarter of all VOC emissions .
1.5.2010
11.6.2009
Commuter Check Card Compliance and Co-Branding
Is your commuter benefit card compliant with IRS ruling 2006 - 57. The Commuter Check Card is. The cards for transit an parking employ terminal restriction technology in accordance with regulation.
11.6.2009
Increased Savings and Environmental Excellence with 4C
Accor Services is committed to preserving our environment, sustainability initiatives and innovation. This year, we developed the 4C Program for the Carbon Conscious Commuting Company, which recognizes and embraces these values and assists our clients and partners who share these values to achieve excellence.
10.28.2009
9.25.2009
New York launches 511NY.org
If you’re in motion, you’re connected to the New York State Department of Transportation. To get you on your way, safely and efficiently, the department has launched 511 New York – a free, one-stop, all-encompassing telephone and Web service offering authoritative information on transportation services and conditions throughout New York State. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
9.25.2009
Vanpooling: A Great Way to Help the Environment
For decades, companies have searched for ways to reduce pollution, conserve energy and properly dispose of waste in an effort to help protect the environment. Instead of simply dumping industrial waste into a nearby body of water, they have looked for alternative methods of waste disposal to prevent harmful chemicals from getting into the water supply.