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Commuting Options Expand for Employees at “Iron Mountain” in Boyers, Butler County “Iron Mountain” is an underground, secure facility which houses several employers. Over 3,000 people travel there to work everyday.
CommuteInfo staff and the local transit operators will continue to work with the employees at “Iron Mountain” to help them find a better way to work! Transportation 101 The sessions are customized for each audience. Each session includes an overview of all the commuting options (transit, vanpool, carpool, biking and walking). The local transit operator(s) review their services and when possible, the participants take a ride on one of the transit vehicles. If there are other transportation organizations within the particular area, they are also invited to present an overview of their services. Most of the sessions are scheduled for 3 – 4 hours. The next Transportation 101 session is scheduled in Westmoreland County on March 31st. If you are interested in attending this session or scheduling one for your location, please contact the CommuteInfo staff today. [ top ]
Commuting Options: Information & Resources
Vanpool Customer Satisfaction Survey Results
The CommuteInfo program would like to thank all the participants in the vanpool program for their continued involvement. Contact us to learn more about the vanpool survey. Vanpool Groups Looking for Riders Origin: Weirton, WV (V104) Origin: Irwin (V122) Origin: Mt. Pleasant (V126) Origin: Latrobe (V133) Origin: Meadville (V501) To obtain a complete list of vanpool groups that match your particular commute, fill out a commuter profile today by clicking here or by calling 1-888-819-6110. If vanpooling works for you, you can join on either a full-time or part-time basis. Learn more about the vanpool program on the CommuteInfo website. Carpool Groups Looking for Riders Origin: West Mifflin (C051) Origin: Belle Vernon (COAK3) Origin: Cranberry (CD018) Origin: East Liverpool (CP014) Origin: Monessen (C905) Learn about the benefits of registering your carpool with CommuteInfo or contact us to find out what specific options are available for you. Bike Pittsburgh reaches out to local employers to promote the benefits of bicycling to work You can also read more about bicycling as a commuting option, by visiting the biking page on the CommuteInfo website: http://www.commuteinfo.org/comm_options_bike.shtml To learn more about walking, teleworking, flextime or compressed work weeks, visit the “Other Options” page on the CommuteInfo website: http://www.commuteinfo.org/comm_options_other.shtml [ top ]
We are always looking for community events or speaking opportunities where CommuteInfo can be represented – please email us with your ideas!
CommuteInfo is a program of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission (SPC), operated in partnership with transportation management associations, transportation providers, businesses and non-profit service organizations throughout Southwestern PA. Through the strong network of partnerships, the CommuteInfo program offers a wide range of ride-sharing services to employers and commuters within the region, including a toll free phone number for information requests and referrals, vanpool/carpool rider matching, transit/biking/walking resources as well as park and ride lot information. CommuteInfo serves commuters and employers in 10 counties, including Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington and Westmoreland. You have received this message because you have signed up for the e-newsletter on the CommuteInfo website. If you have received this in error or no longer wish to receive messages from CommuteInfo, please reply to this message with your unsubscribe request. Thanks again for your interest in commuting alternatives and CommuteInfo . . . a better way to work. |
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And for those individuals not able to take advantage of the new transit service, CommuteInfo was asked to help provide carpool and vanpool options. In January the first vanpool group took the “keys” to their new ride to work (see photo, left). Their commute begins each day in Fennelton. On February 1st a second vanpool group got on the road, starting their commute from Meadville. And on February 19th, a third vanpool group began, transporting employees from Coraopolis.
Beaver County Transit Authority’s Fixed Route Surges toward 6th Consecutive Year of Record Ridership
Port Authority reminds you to plan ahead when deciding to leave your vehicle at home and search for the nearest bus stop.
