Services

ABOUT US

Westside Transportation Alliance, a 501(c)(6) nonprofit in Washington County, Oregon

OUR SERVICES

EMPLOYEE COMMUTE OPTIONS (eco) sURVEY

WTA helps members comply with the Oregon Department of Environment Quality's ECO rules and works with members to create and update auto trip reduction plans as necessary.

support for regional campaigns

WTA collaborates with its members to promote regional campaigns, including the Bike More Challenge and the Oregon Drive Less Challenge, to engage employees in non-drive alone commute options.

transportation fairs and events

WTA participates in member events to provide information on sustainable commute options including bike maps, transit schedules, and carpool/vanpool options.

SITE-SPECIFIC RESOURCES AND MATERIALS

WTA creates marking and outreach collateral for member organizations specific to their worksite location, programs, and relevant campaigns.

ongoing education and CONSULTING

WTA provides monthly newsletters, frequent updates via social media, and highlights projects on its website to keep members informed of mobility issues.

TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR TRAINING

WTA convenes members to discuss mobility topics and provides networking opportunities so members can learn from their peers in Washington County.

Commuter kickbacks

WTA offers Washington County commuters and WTA member organizations monthly rewards for commuting by bike, transit, foot, carpool, vanpool, or rideshare.

LOCAL AND REGIONAL REPRESENTATION

WTA participates in numerous forums to advocate for mobility options and their related benefits, including:

Metro Regional Travel Options group
Washington County Coordinating Committee
Washington County Coordinating Committee Technical Advisory Committee
Washington County Community Health Improvement Plan
Hillsboro Sustainability Task Force
Hillsboro 2035 Committee
Beaverton Community Vision
Oregon Active Transportation Summit Planning Committee
Local jurisdiction Transportation System Plan updates
Westside Economic Alliance Transportation Committee
Transportation Options Group of Oregon
Intel Community Advisory Panel