BOMA Seattle and Commute Seattle hosted experts from SDCI, Sound Transit, and Walker Consultants on current parking, traffic, and transit issues and how to best position your property as tenants begin their return to the office.
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2021 Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar
In partnership with BOMA, Commute Seattle, and the Seattle Department of Transportation, we will gather property managers and building transportation coordinators to learn about Transportation Management Program basics, optimizing parking revenue, and the Link Light Rail expansion and transit restructure.
ETC Roundtable with Sal the Salmon
Commute Seattle is hosting a virtual roundtable with SDOT's spokes-salmon, Sal on September 22nd at 1 pm! Add some pizazz to your fall programming! We'll discuss King County Metro’s service changes, the Northgate Light Rail expansion, remote work, and micro-mobility!...
Bike Month and Beyond in West Seattle
Have you tried biking in West Seattle? As the neighborhood continues to be impacted by the West Seattle bridge closure, many residents are choosing to stay local or cross the low bridge via bike. Biking is a great way to avoid traffic, fees, and parking costs. Commute...
First Hill Roundtable
This First Hill Commute Trip Reduction meet-up is for Employee Transportation Coordinators to share, listen, and find new ways to encourage their coworkers to travel by sustainable commute options. This quarterly event allows First Hill Employee Transportation...
Commuting Resources for Essential Workers
Commute Seattle is prioritizing the commutes of essential workers during the pandemic. We recognize that your options to commute to your worksite may look completely different and we are here to encourage safe and sustainable commutes. Below are current promotions and...
Optimism Among Challenges: A recap of 2020’s Transportation Transformations
Commute Seattle’s Transportation Transformations took a look at what we have accomplished together this year and the transformations that lie ahead.
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