Thanks to all the Get There users who joined us and our partners statewide this month to log trips during the annual Get There Challenge. On the Westside, over 240 users logged more than 3,500 alternative trips totaling over 32,200 miles (that's equivalent to traversing the circumference of the earth once and nearly another third of the way around). Read on to see who won on the Westside!

On behalf of Westside Transportation Alliance, and all the Week Without Driving partners, we want to thank you for joining us during this year's campaign. Over 200 Get There users joined us, and we received three proclamations from Westside cities. The City of Tigard renewed their proclamation for the second year, and the Cities of Beaverton and Tualatin joined in for the first time.

Westside Transportation Alliance is celebrating #TDMWeek 2026! One size doesn't fit all when it comes to getting where you're going. That's the power of transportation options! September 14-18 is #TDMWeek, and we're celebrating the many ways that TDM puts choices back in our communities' hands.

Over 150 westside commuters and residents joined us, TriMet, and regional Get There partners to ride transit, reducing CO2 emissions and saving money.

Bike Month has wrapped! Thanks to all 290 Get There users on the westside who logged trips in May, and congratulations to Nike and Vernier Science Education for placing first in our winning categories.

We're teaming up with TriMet to reward your transportation choices. Join the June Transit Month challenge by logging your trips on GetThereOregon.org for a chance to win weekly and grand prizes. Rewards: Weekly raffle: Hop card loaded with 10 day passes and a bicycle kit including front and rear USB rechargeable lights, reflective stickers, and a reflective bag. Grand prize: Hop card loaded with $100 and a TriMet wooden toy vehicle. Just for Washington County riders: Make a

Westside Transportation Alliance and Get There partners in the Portland region are excited to announce the 2026 Bike Month Challenge. Hosted by Metro, ODOT, county and city governments and community partners, the month-long challenge is open to anyone living or working in the Metro region. Participants can win prizes by logging any bike trip (manual or e-bike) on the Get There Oregon website- whether for commuting or just getting around.

Get There Oregon's first-ever commute challenge is happening April 13-26. Join Oregon employers in this two-week competition to promote greener, more active, and more affordable commute options. It's a great way to help your workplace improve employee morale, job satisfaction, health and wellness, and support sustainability goals. Plus, winners receive cash prizes! How can employees get involved? Create a Get There Connect user account (if you haven't already) and join your w