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Way to Go! Commuter Challenge — May 17-21, 2010

Do something good for you and good for the environment this spring: join the Way to Go! Commuter Challenge. Join Vermonters from across the state as we leave our cars at home during the week of May 17-21. This annual event helps Vermonters reduce pollution from transportation, save money at the pump and improve their physical health.

According to the 2005-2007 American Community Survey 3-Year Estimates, 79% of workers in Rutland County commuted to work by driving alone. The average commuting time was 19 minutes.

Last year’s Way to Go participants saved over 10,000 gallons of gas (nearly $23,000 worth at last spring’s prices!) and prevented over 200,000 pounds of air pollution. You can help reduce pollution by trying a new way to get to work or school, whether for one day or all five, during the week of May 17-21. Bike, walk, carpool, or take the bus.

Sign up at www.waytogovt.org! For more information you can also contact Susan Schreibman at susan@rutlandrpc.org or call the Rutland Regional Planning Commission at (802) 775-0871 x.204.

 

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Commuter Resources 

Rutland Region Park & Ride Lots  

The Bus

 

  


Rutland County Sponsors
Just show your Way to Go! registration page at the following Rutland County Businesses supporting Way to Go!

 

 

Vermont Martial Arts Academy
Two free weeks for new members!
www.koroken.com

The Bus - Marble Valley Regional Transit
Ten cent fares May 17-21 FREE day on May 21!
Donations of the weekly fares will go to a local nonprofit organization
www.thebus.com

Vermont Sport and Fitness

One week pass!
www.vermontsportandfitness.com                  

 
Sensible Shoe
Ten percent off a pair of shoes! (Restrictions apply.)
www.sensibleshoe.com

 

Thank you to the organizations promoting this event in Rutland County. They include the Rutland Regional Planning Commission, Rutland Area Physical Activity Coalition, The Bus, and the Rutland County Energy Challenge.

Please join us in promoting this great event!