CommuteInfo Can Get You to Work the 'Green' Way
The CommuteInfo program is designed to increase the number of people who travel to work or to school by riding transit, carpooling, vanpooling or bikepooling.
Commuters in the Canon-McMillan area can turn their morning and evening commutes into ones that save money and help the environment. The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission's CommuteInfo program works with transportation management associations, transportation providers, businesses and non-profit service organizations in Washington County and nine other counties to increase the number of people who travel to work or to school by riding transit, carpooling, vanpooling or bikepooling. CommuteInfo's goal is for commuters living, working or attending school within Washington County to choose ridesharing at least twice per week. In the Pittsburgh region, 60 percent of workers commute to jobs outside of their resident municipalities, according…
Insider Eyes
11:03 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
What have Tim Solobay and Brandon Neuman done for transit in Washington? Not a single thing. Solobay will only help fund toll roads and fire trucks and Neuman will be for everything but does nothing. Time to ship them out (along with Daley and White) in 2014 for some fiscally conservative leadership. more ›