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If you are an RT commuter, make sure to check whether your employer belongs to a Transportation Management Association. I inquired with the South Natomas TMA here at the widget factory about purchasing monthly RT passes at a discount and was told that those are not offered. Because free annual passes are offered to anyone who asks. That’s a $1000 perk. It’s definitely worth a call but obviously there are several different commuter groups in town with different agreements so YMMV.
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4 Comments
Ok, I do not get it. I want my free pass..but my company does not show up on any lists..any where. Does my job exist?
June 25th, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Your company might not be a TMA member. Membership is mostly voluntary and fees are based on the number of employees. In certain parts of the Natomas area, TMA membership is a requirement in development agreements and in tenancy contracts. Check with your HR or environmental staff to see if your employer is a member. If they are, you have probably seen posters and promotions for things like vanpools, bike commuting, or the guaranteed ride home program.
June 25th, 2007 at 3:28 pm
basuraman, i feel responsible for helping you figure this out… email me and i’ll follow up with you…
June 25th, 2007 at 8:05 pm
I am quite sure my little company out here in the RC (sounds better than Rancho Cordova) is not a member of TMA. And since we were just bought out I doubt becoming a member of the TMA is high on the list. Cooldmz it appears that I will just have to come start working with you. When do I start?
June 26th, 2007 at 6:59 am
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