SSA Marine and McKinstry launched a shared shuttle service to provide first/last mile coverage for their employees’ commutes. Powered by BUSUP in partnership with Beeline Charters & Tours, their shuttle runs on a fixed route with stops at Colman Dock and King Street Station and then down to the worksites. The shared shuttle is the first of its kind to be approved by King County Metro for operation. Learn how SSA Marine, McKinstry, BUSUP, King County Metro and Commute Seattle came together to make the region’s first shared shuttle possible! Download Full Study (PDF) The pos ..read more

WHEN: Wednesday, May 22, 4 – 6 p.m. WHERE: South Lake Union Park (next to MOHAI), 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 Join Commute Seattle, the Seattle Department of Transportation, and our partners as we send off Bike Everywhere Month in style! Celebrate the end of Bike Month by spinning our prize wheel, learning about safety improvements, and preparing your bike for summer with an on-site bike mechanic! Plus, we’ll have FREE food, helmets, bike lights, and more! Check out a recap of our 2023 event to learn more.   Download the event flyer to share with your company! Download Flyer T ..read more

POSITION TITLE  Sr. Transportation Specialist   REPORTING RELATIONSHIP  Program Director   STATUS  Full time, Non-Exempt  Commute Seattle is a 501c(3) nonprofit Transportation Management Association founded in 2004 with a mission to foster mobility partnerships and services to keep Seattle moving and thriving for all. We are supported by local governments and transit agencies and are part of a larger organization consisting of the Downtown Seattle Association and Metropolitan Improvement District. Commute Seattle partners with employers and institutions to i ..read more

POSITION TITLE  Education and Events Specialist   REPORTING RELATIONSHIP  Program Manager   STATUS  Full time, Non-Exempt  Commute Seattle is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2004 with a mission to foster mobility partnerships and services to keep Seattle moving and thriving for all. Commute Seattle staff work to make it easy to walk, bike, ride, and roll for the 350,000 people who go to work or school in Seattle every day. We are supported by local governments, transit agencies, the Downtown Seattle Association, and the Metropolitan Improvem ..read more

Register Managing a property or campus Transportation Management Program (TMP) is hard work, requiring coordination and collaboration among a variety of players. That said, the results can be worthwhile by leading to a better quality of life for not only those who use your building, but also for those who work in, live in, go to school in and visit Seattle.   To support Seattle’s building transportation coordinators and property managers, Commute Seattle and the Seattle Department of Transportation gathers some of our region’s experts every spring to share their experience with support ..read more

Register Here Calling all transportation coordinators! Join Commute Seattle on Thursday, May 2nd, at the new Summit building at the Seattle Convention Center for a time to connect with fellow transportation coordinators. The program will include a site tour, an employer panel highlighting creative post-pandemic commute programs, a walkthrough of our newly updated Commute Program Insights dashboard, and breakout sessions around hot topics that you’ve helped identify. Read about last year’s event on our blog here.  The event will kick off with a panel presentation at 3:30pm, followed by s ..read more

Commute Seattle has hired Alex Hudson to be our next Executive Director! Alex brings more than nine years of experience as a non-profit leader, having previously served as the Executive Director at Transportation Choices Coalition and the First Hill Improvement Association. A widely respected civic leader, Alex also serves on the boards of Bellwether Housing and the Freeway Park Association. She was named by Seattle Magazine as one of Seattle’s most influential people in 2015 and was a candidate for Seattle City Council in 2023. Alex was selected through a process led by Commute Seattle’s Ad ..read more

Commute Seattle is the non-profit that makes it easy to walk, bike, ride, and roll for the more than 600,000 people who go to work or school in Seattle every day. Our mission is to make Seattle more affordable, sustainable, and connected. Our nine staff work directly with over 250 large employers, 150 buildings, and hundreds of small businesses across the city to make sustainable options a reality for their employees, students, and customers. Big Changes in 2023 2023 was a year of change for Commute Seattle. We… Committed to new organizational values of affordability, sustainability, c ..read more

POSITION TITLE  Education and Events Specialist   REPORTING RELATIONSHIP  Program Manager   STATUS  Full time, Non-Exempt  Commute Seattle is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2004 with a mission to foster mobility partnerships and services to keep Seattle moving and thriving for all. Commute Seattle staff work to make it easy to walk, bike, ride, and roll for the 350,000 people who go to work or school in Seattle every day. We are supported by local governments, transit agencies, the Downtown Seattle Association, and the Metropolitan Improvem ..read more

Housing policy is transportation policy. With major decisions on the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan and the Seattle Transportation Plan looming in 2024, the impact of housing policy on transportation outcomes has never been more important. Our new policy brief dives into the data to help leaders better understand the nexus between housing and transportation. Our 2022 Seattle Commute Survey data shows that dense, multifamily housing close to the urban core leads to transportation habits that reduce traffic and climate impacts, and help the City reach its transportation goals. View Full Polic ..read more