Win a $150 Visa Gift Card!

July 1 - 31

Pledge to try one alternative way to get to work, just once this month. Bike, walk, carpool, vanpool, telework or take transit. You choose. Beat the traffic, reduce stress, and you might win.

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Explore Alternative Commute Options

Commuter Services’ mission is to mitigate traffic congestion and air pollution along the I-494 corridor by encouraging the use of alternative transportation options. These include:

Want free resources from more than one transportation method?

Upcoming Events

Win a $150 Visa Gift Card!

July 1 - 31

Enter our monthly drawing for a chance to win a $150 Visa Gift Card. All you need to do? Pledge to try one alternative way to get to work, just once this month. Bike, walk, carpool, vanpool, telework or take transit. You choose. Beat the traffic, reduce stress, and you might win. It takes 2 minutes to enter.

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July Events

Commuter Services will also be out and about in July, so we hope you’ll stop by and say hello! You’ll be able to take our July commuter pledge, pick up free resources, and grab some great swag. Find us at these fun community events:

 

Bloomington Midweek Music and Market: Wednesday, July 8, 5-8 p.m.; Bloomington Civic Plaza, 1800 W. Old Shakopee Rd., Bloomington. For information: Bloomington Farmers Market

 

Healthy Living and Sustainability Resource Fair – Bryant Park: Wednesday, July 15, 4–7 p.m; Bryant Park Shelter, 1001 W 85th Street, Bloomington. For information: Healthy Living and Sustainability Resource Fair

Mitigating Traffic Congestion & Air Pollution

Along the I-494 Corridor

We encourage the use of alternative transportation options in our member cities: Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Edina, Minnetonka, and Richfield.

5,500+

Switched to a Sustainable Commute

56,000,000

Vehicle Miles Avoided on I-494

23,000

Metric Tons of Reduced CO2 Emissions

*Year-over-year averages.

Commuter Services is an program of I-494 Corridor Commission. Learn More →

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