Community Transit’s Choice Connections program recognizes worksites in Snohomish County and the City of Bothell who support Washington State Commute Trip Reduction goals. They go above and beyond to encourage their employees to use smart transportation alternatives to driving alone. Congratulations to the Choice Connections award winners for 3rd Quarter 2014:
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Community Transit recognizes stand out participants
Community Transit’s Choice Connections program recognizes worksites in Snohomish County and the City of Bothell who support Washington State Commute Trip Reduction goals. They go above and beyond to encourage their employees to use smart transportation alternatives to driving alone. Congratulations to the Choice Connections award winners for 3rd Quarter 2014:
Ben Stockinger, Smart Commuter
Smart Commuter of the Quarter
Ben
Stockinger is webmaster for the City of Lynnwood. He is diligent about
developing, managing and supporting the city’s web resources and services. Ben
has also been a devoted advocate of alternative transportation for the past 15
years by biking, walking and carpooling to work and meetings. He is a personal
advocate at his worksite, and helps educate his coworkers on biking to work.
Ben chooses to bike to work, rain or shine, even during the rainy Pacific
Northwest weather.
ETC of the Quarter
Marko Liias has done great things for the
Commute Trip Reduction program at the City of Mukilteo. Within his first couple
months, he reviewed their entire CTR program and set in place new strategies to
achieve success and educate city employees. Due to his efforts, the City of
Mukilteo achieved over a 50% increase in employees tracking their non-drive
alone trips in RideshareOnline.com. Marko’s efforts also contributed to their
employees more than quadrupling their number of drive alone miles saved, which
helps ease traffic congestion and supports a healthy environment.
Employer of the Quarter
Panasonic
Avionics Corporation provides its employees with the tools and encouragement to
ensure a successful worksite Commute Trip Reduction program. They hosted an
appreciation luncheon for rideshare participants, and educated employees on the
RideshareOnline.com system. They delivered another great perk, a certificate
for a paid day off, which will be awarded to three participants using a commute
alternative to driving alone. During the third quarter alone, Panasonic
participants have removed more than 43,000 lbs of CO2 from the air
we breathe and saved almost 2,200 gallons of fuel.
Choice
Connections rewards commuters for choosing a smart alternative to driving
alone, and offers the tools and resources needed to get started. When you
choose a smart commute, your efforts reduce traffic, save money and time, and
help the environment. To learn more about the Choice Connections program,
please visit Community
Transit Choice Connections.
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