The 2016 Greater Sudbury Commuter Challenge kicks off on June 5.
The challenge encourages residents to leave their cars at home, celebrates active and sustainable transportation, and promotes walking, cycling, carpooling/ride-sharing, taking transit and telecommuting.
Greater Sudbury’s Commuter Challenge Team encourages Greater Sudburians to travel to work during Commuter Challenge week (June 5 – June 11) by any other means than a single-use motorized vehicle.
Last year, Greater Sudbury ranked fifth for number of participants in Ontario.
“We want to beat that number and have set a goal of encouraging 400 Greater Sudburians to participate in Commuter Challenge,” said a news release from Rainbow Routes Association.
Registering is easy, visit www.commuterchallenge.ca and register your workplace, then register yourself.
Encourage your coworkers to register and then track your participation during Commuter Challenge week.
The first 20 organizations that register will receive a 10-ride bus pass to use for employee meetings or to raffle within their workplace.
Greater Sudbury’s Commuter Challenge Team is a partnership between the City of Greater Sudbury, EarthCare Sudbury, Rainbow Routes Association, Sudbury Cyclists Union, Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury, and Friends of Sudbury Transit.
