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Commuter Benefits Ordinance
Building on the success of the City of Richmond, San Francisco, and Berkeley Commuter Benefits Program, the Air District and Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) jointly adopted a regional Commuter Benefits Program. Because transportation is the largest source of air pollution in the Bay Area, and commute travel accounts for nearly half of total motor vehicles traveled on an average weekday; the use of commute modes such as public transit, ride sharing, bicycling, and walking will decrease motor vehicle travel and traffic congestion. Furthermore, such commute modes are designed to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other air pollutants to protect public health and climate.
Read the Richmond Commuter Benefits Ordinance in detail.
Download the Commuter Benefits Compliance Guide
Ready to register? Fill out the registration form and submit by November 21, 2014
Send your supporting documents, and questions to cbo@ci.richmond.ca.us
Bypass registration and compliance reporting by selecting a commuter benefit option with the City of Richmond.
To find out more, send an e-mail with your business information and employee transit needs to cbo@ci.richmond.ca.us
Did you miss the workshop? Click here to view slides from the presentation.
For any questions, please contact Lori Reese-Brown, Project Manager
510-620-6869, lori_reese-brown@ci.richmond.ca.us
Building on the success of the City of Richmond, San Francisco, and Berkeley Commuter Benefits Program, the Air District and Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) jointly adopted a regional Commuter Benefits Program. Because transportation is the largest source of air pollution in the Bay Area, and commute travel accounts for nearly half of total motor vehicles traveled on an average weekday; the use of commute modes such as public transit, ride sharing, bicycling, and walking will decrease motor vehicle travel and traffic congestion. Furthermore, such commute modes are designed to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other air pollutants to protect public health and climate.
Read the Richmond Commuter Benefits Ordinance in detail.
Download the Commuter Benefits Compliance Guide
Ready to register? Fill out the registration form and submit by November 21, 2014
Send your supporting documents, and questions to cbo@ci.richmond.ca.us
Bypass registration and compliance reporting by selecting a commuter benefit option with the City of Richmond.
To find out more, send an e-mail with your business information and employee transit needs to cbo@ci.richmond.ca.us
Did you miss the workshop? Click here to view slides from the presentation.
For any questions, please contact Lori Reese-Brown, Project Manager
510-620-6869, lori_reese-brown@ci.richmond.ca.us