By Katy Bryce for Commute Options Reduced gasoline costs and carbon emissions, less wear and tear on vehicles, active transportation, and daily raffle prizes all have one thing in common—the Oregon Drive Less Challenge. The second annual Drive Less Challenge, held...
By Katy Bryce for Commute Options Walking is truly the most simple and inexpensive way to commute. A September 2014 study by health economists at the University of East Anglia and the Centre for Diet and Activity Research in the United Kingdom reported that using...
By Katy Bryce for Commute Options Winter is coming, but that doesn’t mean that you need to curb your walking or biking commuting habits. With a little planning and preparation, you can still enjoy transportation options in the winter. Start Small. Even if you are a...
By Katy Bryce for Commute Options Telework, sometimes referred to telecommuting or remote work, means working at any alternative location other than a central worksite—whether it is at home or in your neighborhood coffee shop. Teleworking is more than just answering...
Brice Murri, Senior Research Chemist, Bend Research As you can see, Brice is a healthy, happy guy. Healthy because he rides his bicycle to work faithfully whether it’s raining, snowing or the sun shines. Happy because of the money he saves and his personal...
By Katy Bryce for Commute Options Lace up your shoes, tune up your bike, share a ride or get on the bus! The 2014 Oregon Drive Less Challenge is set for October 6 – 19th and Central Oregonians have the opportunity join others from around the state in using active...
