Commute Options
Get There Challenge
The Get There Challenge is a statewide challenge to help make Oregon a better place to live, work, and play by shifting travel and work habits one trip at a time.
This September!
Get There Challenge
Coming this September is the annual Oregon Get There Challenge! Discover healthy, green travel options for work, school and play that can save you money. Burn calories instead of gas by biking to work. Divide the ride and the cost by carpooling. Take the bus and let someone else do the driving so you can relax and listen to music, or read that page-turning suspense thriller. Get quality time with your family by walking to the store. Log your trips to win daily and grand prizes!
The Get There Challenge
Ready to win prizes, save money, boost your health, and reduce your carbon footprint by improving your commute? Join the Oregon Get There Challenge this September!
How to join:
There are two ways to participate in the Get There Challenge. Do both for a greater chance to win prizes!
- Take the pledge to drive less during the week of Sept. 16–22
- Log at least 2 trips in Get There Connect taken by transit, walking, biking, scooter, carpooling, and vanpooling. Receive an additional entry for every trip you log after 2 (up to 12)!
Need help tapping into the many great travel options available in Central Oregon?
You can access local transit, bike, carpooling, vanpooling and walking, plus remote work information online in our Get There Challenge e-Kit.
It’s easy!
Sign up at Get There Connect. Then, take the bus, train, carpool, vanpool, bike, walk and/or telework and log your trips. Any trip counts…for work, school, errands or play! You’ll be entered to win daily and grand prizes.
Sign up and join in on the Get There Challenge this year!
Whether it’s for work or school, running errands, going to appointments, or having fun, any type of trip that replaces a drive alone trip counts (see FAQ).
Get started by logging into Get There Connect or creating an account. Visit this page for help on logging trips and using the tool.