Midtown Alliance's Commuter Rewards
Usually good news travels slower than bad news, but this kind of good news might move along nicely.
You can win cash and prizes for an alternative commute.
If you don't believe me, I'm posting the text of a recent reward I received for riding my bike to work and logging my commutes.
I had mentioned in an earlier post that people do what is easiest. The Midtown Alliance and the Clean Air Campaign are making it easier to clean up our commutes. By working with local businesses, the Midtown Alliance is making a positive impact on alternative transportation. And that makes Midtown a healthier place for everyone.
Even if you are unable to take advantage of Commuter Rewards, perhaps you know someone who can. Pass along the good word.
Subject: Midtown Bike and Walk Incentives
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Congratulations! Because you logged at least 15 bike or walk trips last month, you've won $15 in Zifty Bucks to use toward your next order from Zifty.com. Use your Zifty Bucks to order in lunch, have a movie delivered... whatever you want! Just go to www.zifty.com Enjoy! And thanks for leaving your car at home. -Midtown Transportation Solutions and | |
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Commute Summary
Round Trip Distance: 16.5
Number of Cyclists seen: 22
In-bound Route: Lullwater/PATH
Out-bound Route: Emory via Clifton
Weather: The 5-week campfire covering SE Georgia blows smoke our way.
Candler Park Golf Course (from behind the 6th green):
From the bridge TV commercials are filmed:
Labels: fun advocacy
posted by Jett @ 10:32 PM
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3 Comments:
Stunning panoramic photos, as always. Adding incentives for alternative commute methods is pretty cool, although for me and I'm sure many other cyclists, the ride is its own reward.
I miss Atlanta sometimes (but not the traffic!). I am going to spend the summer biking to work, I need to seek out something like that around here. Great shots of the skyline btw and thanks for stopping by my blog.
When were you in Atlanta? The traffic is a big reason I'm on a bike as much as possible, so I guess there is a silver lining. I think the traffic is also a reason we have the Commuter Rewards.
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