Consider Your Alternatives
Carpool or vanpool, ride transit, bicycle, walk or skate to work to help reduce stress, expenses, and unproductive time associated with your commute. Use a commute alternative, just one to two days each week, and you will make a valuable contribution to the environment and reduce traffic congestion in the Bay Area.
Personalized Assistance
Get just the help you need.
Receive help identifying the best commute alternatives for your specific commute situation.
Call Commute.org at (650) 588-8170 or call 511 for traffic updates and transportation assistance.
For information or assistance, please contact the Commuter Concierge Team:
Karen Sumner – Britannia Modular Labs-Allerton; 285 E. Grand Ave.; Britannia Kimball and Littlefield Campus; Gateway Crossing; Britannia Oyster Point-Veterans Blvd.; Britannia Oyster Point-Oyster Point Blvd.; The Shore – [email protected]
Mimi Attias – The Cove – [email protected]
On-Line Ridematching
For an interactive, on-demand system that generates an online match-list of commuters who live near you and want to carpool or vanpool, visit my.commute.org or merge.511.org.
Carpool Rewards
Carpoolers can receive up to $100 when they log their carpool trips in their my.commute.org account. Click here for more information.
Vanpool Rewards
Vanpoolers can receive up to $100 when they log their vanpool trips in the my.commute.org account. Click here for more information.
$400 Monthly Vanpool Subsidy – click here for more information.
Toll-Free Vanpool Passage – Vanpools with 1 – 15 passengers can get toll-free passage on seven of the Bay Area’s state-owned toll bridges. Click here for more information.
$100 Gas Card Seat Subsidy – Vanpool drivers or coordinators may apply for a seat subsidy after losing riders in an owner-operated vanpool. The program provides financial support when the vanpool group seeks to fill the vacant seat by offering a $100 gas card seat subsidy. Click here for more information.
Carpools/Vanpools or Clean Fuel Vehicles
Carpool and Vanpool parking spots are clearly marked and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis at the various sites.