We advocate for streets, trails, and transit that make Redmond more accessible and inclusive.

To achieve that, we work with Redmond City Council and Mayor, the King County Council, and the State Legislature to enact smart policy and fund streets that make it easy and affordable to get around Redmond.

Our staff are not only transportation nerds, but we have extensive experience with transportation policy in Redmond. Want to make your workplace easier to reach by bus, bike, or foot? Questions about Commute Trip Reduction or Transportation Management Programs?

We’re here to help!

Want to learn more about transportation changes coming to Redmond?

We organize walk and talks, bike rides, tours, candidate forums, meetups, and workshops open to everyone who lives and works in Redmond. Throughout the year we also have member-exclusive events.

Each Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) organization or Transportation Management Program (TMP) affected site is required to have an Employee Transportation Coordinator (ETC) or Site Transportation Coordinator (STC) to administer their program.

A cost-effective option for many of our members is for Greater Redmond TMA to staff and administer the Commute Trip Reduction Program or Transportation Management Program.

Many properties have a Transportation Management Program agreement with the City of Redmond.

The agreement includes a performance goal and elements (i.e., transit subsidies, bicycle racks, HOV parking, etc.) to reduce traffic generated to the site during peak morning and afternoon periods.

Greater Redmond TMA can help with program design and implementation.

Greater Redmond TMA works with companies that are Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) affected to create programs to reduce single-occupancy vehicles to the worksite.

CTR program elements may include subsidies for transit fares, flexible work schedules, telework/telecommuting opportunities, or other tailored options.