Unlock the Power of Commuter Benefits: A Free Webinar for HR, TDM, and Sustainability Professionals

Transportation emissions are the largest source of harmful greenhouse gases, and driving is the biggest contributor. Changing commuting behavior is challenging. But, as the nation works to reduce reliance on internal combustion vehicles through the transition to electric cars and sustainable travel modes like transit, carpooling, biking, and walking, employers can also improve their sustainability plans in reducing carbon emissions by offering commuter benefits.

Federal Commuter Benefits: A Proven Solution

Join ACT’s Mid-Atlantic Chapter for a free webinar exploring how federal commuter tax benefits can benefit your organization’s or community’s sustainability strategy and put savings back into your employees wallets. These tax-free incentives can:

• Increase Worksite Attendance: Reduce commuting costs; increased saving for employees.
• Support Emissions Reduction Goals: Encourage sustainable commuting to lower carbon emissions.
• Enhance Community Livability: Decrease congestion, reduce parking demand, and foster multimodal transportation.

Guest speakers: 

• Larry Filler TDM-CP, Travel Demand Management, Northeast, AECOM
• Stacy Bartels, Manager, Office of TDM Strategy and Marketing, DVRPC
• Tim Phelps, IOM, Executive Director, TMACC

Why Attend?

Whether you are an HR professional, TDM specialist, sustainability manager, or a representative from a DOT, MPO, or community organization that promotes sustainability, this webinar will offer valuable insights into:

• The definition of what commuter benefits are via its history and legislation.
• Current opportunities to integrate and expand these programs.
• Practical strategies for employers, states, and localities to drive down emissions.

Join Us to discover how you can lead the way in promoting sustainable commuting, meeting emission targets, and contributing to a greener tomorrow.

Register Now to be part of the conversation and help shape a healthier, more sustainable future.