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Get There and its partners help connect Oregonians to more active, sustainable, and affordable transportation options for commutes and everyday trips.
Why Choose Get There Rewards Program?
Get There Oregon is your secure, easy-to-use online ride-matching tool that matches you with people going your way for work and play. Earn gift cards through Commute Options’ incentive program by logging into Get There Oregon and tracking your trip. Sign up today!
Here’s how Get There Program makes your commute better:
Explore Diverse Commute Options
Discover transit, carpooling, vanpooling, biking, and walking options tailored to your needs.
Find Your Ride Match
Connect with others heading your way and share the journey in a carpool or vanpool.
Track Your Impact
Monitor your savings, calories burned, and reduced CO2 emissions with easy-to-use stats.
Earn and Redeem Rewards
Step 1
Join the Program
Sign up for the Commute Options rewards program and start earning points with every eco-friendly commute.
Step 2
Earn Points
Accumulate points by choosing sustainable travel options like biking, carpooling, or using public transport.
Step 3
Redeem Rewards
Exchange your points for exciting rewards, including discounts, gift cards, and exclusive offers. Check out the Tango Card choices here!
Join Our Rewards Program Today!
Don't miss out on the chance to earn rewards for your daily commutes. Sign up now and start benefiting from your eco-friendly travel choices!
For Organizations And Business Teams
Become a Get There Network Manager
Unlock powerful features and gain insights into your organization’s collective impact. As a Network Manager, you can:
- View network statistics.
- Manage members and create subnetworks.
- Generate detailed reports.
- Add other managers to your network.
Get There Rewards Program Details:
- Employees earn a $20 gift card upon accumulating 45 points.
- Electronic gift card redemptions are sent directly to employees, and physical gift cards are distributed monthly through the ETC.
- Check out the Tango Card choices here
- Partner funding is based on the number of active employees participating in Get There Oregon.
Get There Oregon Benefits for Partners:
- Simplified Trip Tracking: Employees easily log and track trips, visualizing their savings and environmental impact.
- Enhanced Commute Options: Facilitate carpool matching, biking buddies, transit information, telework, and compressed workweeks.
- Automated Rewards: Automatically record points for employees of partner organizations, redeemable for gift cards.
- Dedicated Support: Each partner designates an Employee Transportation Coordinator (ETC) for program coordination and rewards distribution.
Is there a Cost For Business and Team Leaders?
Yes, but it is a small fee. Members contribute funding based on the number of employees that are Active participants in Get There Oregon.
For each active employee, the participating business pays $25 annually.
How Does Billing work For Business Teams?
New Member Businesses:
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Commute Options will assess the number of active employees three months after the initial registration. The member business will be billed $25 for each active employee at that time, and a re-evaluation will occur after six months. If the number of active employees has increased, an additional $25 per new employee will be required.
Annual Billing:
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Occurs every January. The number of active employees is counted in December of the previous year, and the member business will be invoiced $25 for each active employee to continue the program into the new year.
Mid-Year Billing:
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Occurs every June. If the number of active employees has increased since the annual billing, the member business will be invoiced $25 for each new employee added.
FAQs
Is carpooling safe? / is ridematching safe?
Safety concerns shouldn’t keep people from seriously considering carpools, while these concerns shouldn’t be dismissed, they also shouldn’t stand in the way of saving some money, reducing carbon emissions, and making your commute more relaxing. We recommend communicating by email with a potential carpool partner and once you feel comfortable, meet in a public place for a trial run. You can also check out Facebook or LinkedIn profiles, if they’re public, to get a sense of who you might be spending your commute with.
What is a carpool?
A carpool is simple. It’s an arrangement between two or more people to make a regular journey in a single car, typically with each person taking turns to drive the others. However, other carpools have just one driver who drives each commute. There are no hard and fast rules – it’s up to the individual circumstances of those in your carpool. A good rule of thumb is to discuss and agree upon the cost-sharing arrangements beforehand. Determine what the driving arrangements will be, if there is an equal split in driving responsibilities, and the cost-sharing arrangements.
Where will the pick-ups be?
Sometimes the driver will pick up passengers right at their homes; but oftentimes commuters will meet up at a predetermined location, like a “Park and Ride” or another convenient parking lot.
Handy Tips!
TIP #1
Enter your complete home and work address for accurate matching.
Tip #2
Use your company email address for seamless integration.
TIP #3
Log telework trips from your home to your work address.
Ready to ditch the solo commute and embrace a smarter, more rewarding way to travel?
Sign up for Get There Rewards today and unlock a world of benefits. Imagine saving money, reducing your carbon footprint, and even earning gift cards just for commuting! It’s easy, it’s free, and it’s a win-win for you and the planet. Don’t wait – join the community of savvy commuters who are transforming their daily journeys. Click here to get started and make your commute something to look forward to!
Learn. Thrive. Connect.
Get There and its partners help connect Oregonians to more active, sustainable, and affordable transportation options for commutes and everyday trips.
OUR MISSION: Commute Options increases access to transportation options across Oregon. For more information, contact Info@commuteoptions.org.