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Bike to Work Day 2025: Thank you, Glendale!

We had fun rolling with you!

On Wednesday, May 14, the streets of Glendale came alive with the energy of cyclists and community spirit for Bike to Work Day 2025! The annual celebration of sustainable commuting brought together residents and commuters who chose two wheels over four to get where they needed to go. (more…)

Snapshots in Motion: Discover the beauty and joy of taking transit

Transit is Beautiful Every Step of the Way

Go Glendale is hosting a virtual campaign to highlight the beauty of transit with a transit-friendly destination guide. Participate by April 30 for the chance to win a Kindle Digital Reader, $30-$50 gift cards, a cooler backpack, and a bike kit gift basket.
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The 2024 Go Glendale Annual Commute Survey

Throughout October 2024, Go Glendale administered their annual Commute Survey. The Commute Survey serves as a way to gather helpful data on how residents and employees of our member sites travel to work. This allows us to understand the commuting trends within our membership, including why residents and employees choose their commute type and what would encourage a switch to a mode which is more sustainable. Go Glendale will use the data and feedback gathered to implement strategies, including educational resources and events, to encourage more efficient transportation options like carpooling, public transit, or cycling, ultimately serving our mission to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality, accessibility, and mobility. (more…)

Rule 2202 Amendments: What you need to know

Starting on January 1, 2025, South Coast AQMD will be enforcing recent amendments to Rule 2202, furthering efforts to reduce emissions caused by employee commutes. Employers in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties with 250 or more employees at a worksite will be subject to comply with three new reporting requirements.
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