Employers in Washington State who provide financial incentives for sustainable commutes are eligible for a Tax Credit.
Posts by: Tara Peters
Event Recap: Light Up Your Trip 2024
Each November as the days grow shorter, Commute Seattle hosts our annual Light Up Your Trip event to celebrate staying safe, seen, and moving all winter long. This year, we joined our partner organization, the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) and Metropolitan...
Seattle Voters Pass Proposition 1, the 2024 Transportation Levy
Seattle voters have decisively backed Proposition 1, the 2024 Transportation Levy, securing critical funding for the city’s transportation future. With broad support from the City Council, Mayor Bruce Harrell, and a coalition of civic, business, and community...
Commute Seattle Endorses No on I-2117 Campaign
In a unanimous decision, the Commute Seattle Advisory Board voted to endorse the No on 2117 Campaign, joining an opposition coalition of over 500 organizations and Tribal Nations. On the ballot this November, I-2117 would repeal key investments and programs from...
Commute Seattle Endorses the Keep Seattle Moving Transportation Levy
In a unanimous decision, the Commute Seattle Advisory Board voted to endorse Seattle Proposition 1, the “Keep Seattle Moving” transportation levy. On the ballot this November, the levy is an 8-year renewed investment in our city’s mobility, safety, and...
Now Available: Add Tap to Ride with Google Pay to your ORCA Business Account
Businesses can now offer their employees the option to convert their plastic ORCA card to a digital ORCA card.
Lake City Farmers Market
Meet the Commute Seattle team at the Farmers Market!
Columbia City Farmers Market
Meet the Commute Seattle team at the Farmers Market!
Case Study: Elliott Bay Book Company & ORCA Business Programs
Elliott Bay Book Company started offering subsidized transit passes to all employees in 2016. They say it’s one of the best benefits they’ve ever offered.
Bike Month Spotlight: Cycling Groups for Shared Identies
May is Bike Month and whether you are a new cyclist or have been pedaling for years, riding with others who have a shared identity or purpose can help build community, create a sense of safety and belonging, and build confidence on and off the saddle. The Seattle area...
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