April 22, 2018 is Earth Day, an annual event celebrated by individuals and companies in different ways. Some companies demonstrate their commitment to sustainability by switching to energy efficient light bulbs. An individual can bring reusable bags to the grocery store to show they live a "green" lifestyle. 

But did you know that your commute has an even bigger impact on the environment? 

Transportation is now the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, followed closely by electricity production. Reducing the number of miles you drive alone to work is a way you can live a sustainable lifestyle.

Making small changes can make a big difference, even if it's just carpooling one day a week. If we are not already working with your company, help us make an even bigger impact by connecting us to your management team. Learn more about how we work with employers.

On Friday, May 11, 2018, we will co-host the 5th Annual Cycle de Mayo event for Flagler County Public School faculty, staff, and parents.

The event is an opportunity to bike to work with co-workers, competing as a team for top honors as the largest team.

We will meet up at 6:00 a.m. at Central Park (975 Central Avenue, Palm Coast), where you can make sure your tires are pumped up and learn safe cycling tips. Teams will leave at 6:30 a.m., biking as a group to their final destination.

Can't join us? Make sure to check our Facebook page for pictures from the event.

Between the Kissimmee Bike Bonanza and the "Not So Noisy" Bike Week, we have been organizing a lot of bike events lately.

But we are more than just a bike program!

With 80% of commuters driving alone to work, the next best commute option for many people may be carpooling. By connecting co-workers and neighbors to form carpool groups, we can help you save money and improve our region's quality of life.

The first step is finding potential carpool partners. We can help you get started by providing a list of potential carpool partners. If you've already signed up, but did not find a carpool partner, request an updated list.

For the past two years, we have hosted the Go DTO: Downtown Orlando Commute Challenge during the month of May.

This year, we are taking a new approach.

Here's what you have to look forward to, starting in June and rolling through November:

Do you have a great idea on how to promote transit, ridesharing, biking, or walking to work in Downtown Orlando? Let us know!