Welcome to King County's Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) Services website!

This website is intended as a resource for Employee Transportation Coordinators (ETCs) at CTR-affected companies throughout King County. ETCs are critical in the fight against traffic congestion and climate change by helping their employees make smart - and green - commutes.

Inside our website you'll find:


In 2007, as a result of the efforts of ETCs in developing and implementing CTR programs at their companies, CTR commuters state-wide reduced over 85,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions (CO2 equivalent).  Click here to view more CTR facts (2.23MB.PPT). Thank you for making a difference!

CTR Services contracts with cities in King County to assist in the implementation and enforcement of their CTR ordinances and to provide direct service to employers affected by the CTR Law.  


 


May is Bike to Work Month!

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The month of May is filled with lots of fun events to help motivate commuters to trade in thier four wheels for two! Check out Cascade Bicycle Club's Bike to Work website for all of the details.

Promote Bike to Work month in your workplace. Download materials here:

8.5" x 11" BTWM Flyer (PDF 217kb)

11" x 17" BTWM Poster (PDF 256kb) 


 

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Fill It Up is back - earn more rewards!

 

When your employees join or form a King County Metro vanpool or vanshare anytime in 2008, they could be eligible to earn a $50 MasterCard gift card. Download materials for the 2008 Fill It Up campaign:

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Fill It Up carpool incentives for Bellevue & Renton employers!

Carpoolers who work in the cities of Bellevue or Renton are eligible for a $25 MasterCard gift card for registering their commute. Employees who carpool at least 4 times a month and complete a commute calendar will be entered to win one of over 150 - $50 gift cards. Download materials for the 2008 Fill It Up carpool campaign

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Commute Trip Reduction

 

The intent of the CTR law is to reduce traffic congestion, air pollution, and energy use. It requires major employers to implement programs to reduce the number of employees who drive alone to work.
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