WHY SHOULD I COMMUTE SMART?
Share a ride, take the bus, telework, ride your bike or walk to work. You’ll be happier, healthier, and wealthier!
Do your part by commuting smart! Even if it’s just one or two days a week.
CommuteSMART Seacoast is a free program that helps commuters find the best way to get to work or school.
Any Seacoast NH employer is welcome to join at no cost. Members can access promotional events and materials, as well as the Emergency Ride Home Program.
Our commuter challenges offer a fun way to earn prizes by commuting smart:
- Commute Smart B2B Challenge, May 1-31
- Buses, Bikes & Brooms, October 1-31
NHPR – Pain at the gas pump: Granite Staters feel the local impact of global energy market shifts by Pain at the gas pump: Granite Staters feel the local impact of global energy market shifts New Hampshire Public Radio | By Mara Hoplamazian Published March 12, 2022 at 6:44 AM EST
March 21, 2022
Gas was $4.29 per gallon at the Concord Mobil Kathie Ricker pulled up to on Tuesday afternoon. Like many Granite Staters, Ricker has felt the local impacts of global shifts in energy markets. On Tuesday, the sticker price of gas hit record highs across the United States, as crude oil prices surged in the wake of Russia’s […]
Commute Smart Creates Online Resources for Teleworking
May 1, 2020
With so many seacoast employees now working from home as a result of the COVID-19, CommuteSMART Seacoast has developed a free “Working from Home Resource Directory” to help employers and employees navigate these new waters. The online directory includes tips on working from home with kids, general advice from veteran teleworkers, and sample documents and […]
6th Annual Commute Smart B2B Challenge Kicks of May 1st
May 1, 2020
CommuteSMART Seacoast launched its sixth annual Commute Smart B2B Challenge. This free event runs from May 1-31 to encourage commuters to use sustainable options such as working from home, biking, walking, public transit or carpooling. “There’s a dramatic spike in teleworking this year”, said Rugg. “Hopefully more people will be able to continue working from […]
