Ways You Can Go

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Oh, the ways you can go!

The ways you can ride!

Past traffic and headaches, just give it a try.
Alone in your car you could sit and stew.
But why not try something new?
Jump on transit that zooms.
Ride a bike that glides past.
Carpool with coworkers to save big on gas.
Step up. Step out. Share a ride. Plan a trip. 
Try out your options. Just tap, map and zip.
Imagine less stress and more time.
Cleaner air and clearer skies.

Let Way to Go find your new favorite ride!

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Oh, the spots you can see!

Try a bus, try a bike, find a ride you really like.

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Each solo commute adds to congestion, especially during peak travel. Swapping solo car trips for options like biking, walking, transit, carpooling or vanpooling helps reduce traffic and improve air quality. It can also save you time and money. Small changes in how we travel add up to a big impact for the Denver region and your daily routine.
  • Improve your health and air quality
  • Save money on gas, parking and maintenance
  • Avoid traffic and reduce stress
  • Make better use of your commute time

The Front Range experiences high levels of ground-level ozone, especially during summer. Ozone forms when heat and sunlight combine with emissions from vehicles and other sources. High ozone levels have been linked to respiratory and cardiovascular illness. Choosing a cleaner commute helps reduce these emissions, especially during peak ozone season from June through August.

Denver residents take 3.7+ million trips each weekday. That’s an average of four trips per person, and more than half of all trips are solo drives. Swapping just two solo drives per week for a year can save:
  • 100+ car trips
  • $100+ on gas & parking
  • 1,000+ lbs. CO2 of emissions

Way to Go, a program of the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG), offers free tools and support for commuters:
  • Find carpool, Vanpool or Schoolpool matches.
  • Explore transit routes and park-and-ride options.
  • Add biking or walking to their routine.
  • Set up vanpools for longer commutes.
  • Access commuter incentives and benefits.

Whether you commute daily or occasionally, we can help you create a plan that fits your lifestyle.

Way to Go offers free consulting to help employers build commute programs that work. Businesses may qualify for state and federal tax incentives for supporting sustainable options like transit and vanpools. These programs can boost employee satisfaction and show a commitment to sustainability. Reach out to WaytoGo@drcog.org for free resources and support to improve your workplace transportation options.

Yes. Many commuters are eligible for pre-tax commuter benefits when using transit or vanpooling. Some employers also support bike commuting or carpooling. Way to Go can help you understand all the options available to you.

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Way to Go helps commuters and employers — at no cost — find better options for getting around the region and taking advantage of sustainable transit subsidies, all while reducing traffic congestion and air pollution. Let Way to Go's commute consultants help you find a better way to go.

Honk less. Breathe more. Find the ride you’re looking for.

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