Marketing tools

Promoting your commute program can be fun and easy with these marketing tools and commuter promotions!

Customize and produce your CTR Program Summary, a brochure or web page that describes the commute benefits available to employees.
No time to produce your own brochure? Try our commute brochure production service.
Promote Wheel Options in the spring and fall.
Promote Bike-to-work day/month in May.
Download colorful tabloid-size commute posters or transportation fair flyers.
Create your own pieces with commute clip art (159KB .ZIP) and photos (NOTE: large file sizes).
Order HOV parking signs and permit tags.
Order a 30" x 24" Commuter board to display commute posters, brochures, etc.
Order pre-printed, colorful commute posters
Request Metro paper timetables and Sound Transit's "Get Ready to Ride" via a Metro Online form. The form is sent directly to Metro distribution - timetable(s) will then be mailed to the customer.
Request Metro or Sound Transit Free Ride Tickets from your ETR.
Have employees enter prize drawings or complete a commute calendar (52KB .DOC) for incentives.
Print additional Metro Online/RideshareOnline.com bookmarks. (734KB .PDF)

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	Steps to promoting your CTR Program
	The CTR Law requires the following promotional activities: Post the ETC’s name and contact information in a visible location. Develop and distribute the CTR Program Summary to CTR-affected employees at least once each year (twice each year in the City of Seattle) and to new employees at the time of hire. Additionally, you should: Distribute or post other relevant commute information on a regular basis Check to see if your local CTR ordinance has additional promotional requirements Check your approved program to see if your company has committed to conducting additional promotions.