Commuter Information
Cranberry Township is partnering with CommuteInfo, a program of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, to assist residents and those who work in Cranberry, to learn more about commuter services. This partnership is one outcome stemming from recomendations presented by the Township residents who participated on the Transportation & Mobility Task Force as part of
The Cranberry Plan.
 A representative from CommuteInfo is available to meet with employers or interested individuals. To schedule an appointment, email Lisa Kay Schweyer or call 1-412-391-5590 x 375, or visit CommuteInfo.org for commuting alternatives, park-n-ride, and emergency ride home information.
Get Started Now! Complete a "Commuter Profile" and receive a free personalized match report; or call toll-free: 1-888-819-6110.
Take advantage of the online Commute Cost Calculator to estimate how much you could be saving!
CommuteInfo serves employers and commuters in:
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Fayette |
Greene
Indiana
Lawrence
Washington
Westmoreland |
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The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission's CommuteInfo® program is coordinated in partnership with transportation management associations, transportation providers, businesses and non-profit service organizations throughout Southwestern PA. The CommuteInfo program is designed to increase the number of people who travel to work or school by riding transit, carpooling, vanpooling, or bikepooling. Their goal is for commuters living, working or attending school within the 10-county Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission region to choose ridesharing at least twice a week by providing them with viable options, incentives and encouragement.
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Allegheny County Park & Ride Lots
Butler County Park & Ride Lots
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USEFUL LINKS
Park & Ride Lots, most convenient for Cranberry Twp. commuters (Note: Most lots fill early in the morning)
PA Commutes
A statewide system for ride-matching.
Public Transit Options
Commuter Cost Calculator
Transportation for Senior Citizens Butler Area Rural Transit Butler Area Rural Transit (BART) is a transportation program managed by the Alliance for Nonprofit Resources under a contract with Butler County. BART is a shared ride program. Call 724-282-6060 for more information, or visit their webpage BART information and schedule
Ridesharing Options
Reference Guide to Commuting Options (.pdf)
Bike Pittsburgh - another avenue to work
Learn more about the history of efforts to bring a public transit system to Cranberry Township.
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TOP 10 REASONS TO RIDESHARE
10. Fewer vehicles on the road means less congested highways and better air quality.
9. Drive less and put fewer miles on your car.
8. Get to actually enjoy the view.
7. Relax while someone else drives.
6. Catch up on your sleep.
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5. More time to play the "license plate" game.
4. Meet new & interesting people.
3. Finally have time to finish that book you started last summer.
2. Arrive at work feeling more relaxed, not having to "fight" through traffic.
1. Save all that gas, maintenance and parking money for a really nice vacation! |
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This fun to read comic book style educational tool will help you, or a friend in need, learn some urban riding basics, laws, and practical advice for navigating the city. Everything from what to wear to navigating intersections is covered. Thanks to the City of Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, and the Sprout fund for the support. View the guide |
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