Clark County Commute Trip Reduction
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Campaign and events

Here you can find updated information on current campaigns and events here in Clark County. Some campaigns go all year long, others are only for short periods of time. Look around and you might find a way to get rewarded for reducing your trips.


Campaigns

Smart Commuter Campaign

Smart Commuter

Participation in the Clark County Smart Commuter campaign is for commuters who work or live in southwest Washington. This ongoing campaign provides great prizes and incentives to employees who use an alternative commute to work and track their work commute on the Commute Tracker. Think you may be interested? Check out the Smart Commuter Campaign details today!

Wheel Options

Wheel Options

(October & March) - The Wheel Options are held twice a year, for employees at Clark County CTR affected worksites. Employees who use a commute alternative are eligible to win prizes in work-site, county-wide and statewide drawings. Sponsored by the Washington State Ridesharing Organization (WSRO), Wheel Options is coordinated locally by the Clark County CTR office.

This year the Fall  Wheel Options Campaign will be held from October 17-30, 2010. By participating you could have the chance to win $2500 in cash. For more information contact the CTR Administrator.

Drive Less Save More Campaign

Drive Less.  Save More.The Drive Less Save More Campaign is a SW Washington/Portland Metro regional on-going  campaign encouraging citizens to reduce the number of trips they make during the week to help reduce congestion in our area. The Drive Less/Save More Campaign seeks to increase awareness of the benefits of reducing single-person car trips. You can log onto the Drive Less Save More Campaign and pledge to reduce the number of single occupant vehicle trips they make and be eligible to win prizes from a monthly drawing. Check out the Web site for hand transportation options how-to videos.

The Bicycle Transportation AllianceThe Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) non-profit advocacy organization working in Oregon and Southwest Washington sponsors an annual Bike Commute Challenge in September. It is a friendly competition — workplace against workplace — with benefits for companies and individual cyclists when employees bike to work during the month of September. The workplaces with the highest percentage of commutes by bicycle during the month win!

Events 

Wheel Options campaing October 17-30, 2010! People do goofy things to win prize money - try something normal like walking, bicycling, riding the bus or sharing a ride to work! You could win $2500 cash or one of many great prizes. Use a commute option at least twice during the campaing and enter to win at www.WheelOptions.org!