Be Passionate About Your Commute This February

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Pierce Trips is hosting the Love to Ride campaign this February, celebrating those who are passionate about their smart commute. To participate, all you need to do is take a smart commute to work for six or more days Feb. 1 – 29.

What counts as a smart trip? Carpooling, vanpooling, riding the bus or Sounder train, bicycling, walking, working from home or a compressed work week schedule all count. 

Create an account or login to the Pierce Trips Calendar at PierceTrips.com and track your smart trips to be entered to win prizes. Trips must be logged by Friday, March 6.

Prizes:

  • Metro Parks Tacoma VIP Pass – includes free admission to facilities including Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, Kandle Pool, Meadow Park Golf Course, and more
  • Special tour of the KNKX StudioHow do you get to work?
  • Special tour of the Nisqually River Project – includes a powerhouse, fish hatchery and Alder Dam
  • Special tour of TOTE Maritime Alaska shipping yard
  • Tickets to the Museum of Glass

Want to set a goal? Create a pledge to take more smart commutes this February on the Pierce Trips calendar page. Complete your Love to Ride pledge and enter to win a $5 e-gift card.

Go to RideshareOnline.com to find a carpool/vanpool partner or join someone else’s rideshare arrangement.

Live in Tacoma? Downtown: On the Go! has some great resources for folks interested in bicycling. Try out a new bike route with a bike buddy, purchase an affordable helmet and find out where and how to safely store your bike on their Bike Resources page.  

Declare your love for your smart commute on Facebook and Twitter with the tags #Love2Ride and #PierceTrips.


Pierce Trips is a collaboration between Pierce County, Pierce Transit and the City of Tacoma. Pierce Trips focuses on fostering partnerships between local governments, transit, employers and schools in Pierce County to promote transportation by carpooling, vanpooling, riding the bus or train, walking, bicycling, working a compressed work week schedule or teleworking.