Commuter Challenge
The Commuter Challenge is an online commuting competition that takes place annually. The goal of the challenge is to encourage people that may not otherwise use alternative modes of transportation to use it at least once during this competition. By doing so, they may be more inclined to continue after the competition is complete.
2019 was the 14th Annual Commuter Challenge in which 2,200 commuters competed during the month of May. These commuters, from 275 different organizations, logged almost 40,000 alternative commutes by walking, biking,taking the bus, carpooling, vanpooling, and telecommuting all while having fun and engaging with their co-workers and community.
Commuters logged over 408,000 alternative commutes and burned an amazing 2,200,000 calories during the month. This saved 638,500 pounds of C02 from entering our atmosphere.
Click here for more information about the Challenge results and winners.
The 2020 Challenge was cancelled due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Challenge is returning in 2021, with more information coming soon.
Commuter Challenge Information
- Marketing Toolkit
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We're updating our marketing materials. Check back soon.
- Commuter Challenge Calendar
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We'll post the calendar of events as soon as we have a date.
- Bike to Work Day Stations
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Commuter Challenge 2021
Wednesday, September 1 to Thursday, September 30
Commuter Challenge 2021 is moving! Instead of a May challenge, as we continue to deal with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be doing a September challenge complete with biking events, a fully operational bus system, and hopefully, with businesses and schools coming back to in-person activities.
Stay tuned for more details.
Commuter Challenge 2020 - TBD
Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 31
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, we are postponing the Commuter Challenge to later in 2020. Check back here for more information.
The Commuter Challenge is an online commuting competition that takes place during the month of May. The goal of the challenge is to encourage people that may not otherwise use alternative modes of transportation to use it at least once during this competition. By doing so, they may be more inclined to continue after the competition is complete.
