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Are You Street Smart?

Dont let construction bog you down. The TMA is here to help.

Coffee for Carpoolers
Thinking about carpooling to work?  Already in a carpool?  Have some coffee on us!
More info.

Employer Rewards Program
Help reduce congestion and save on taxes: start a Commuter Benefit Program. Cash incentives available to employers who enroll before October 31, 2010.

 

Reinvent Your Commute

Reinvent You Commute
You don't have to reinvent your commute with crazy inventions, we have the tools for you.

Duwamish Multi-Modal Advisory Coalition
2008 DMMAC Report

Load Restricted Bridges
SDOT Link

South Seattle Truck Routes
See Map


The TMA is a non-profit group dedicated to improving transportation services in, to, and through the Duwamish business community, extending from the professional sports stadiums in the north to King County International Airport in the south.

The TMA can help business owners and managers address individual transportation needs while serving as a community advocate for government projects, issues, and policies impacting the Duwamish business community. Through a unique partnership with Metro, the TMA can also connect businesses with free and low-cost services that encourage employees to ride the bus, join carpools, and use other alternatives to drive alone commuting.

The Duwamish TMA is also able to provide members with a employee transportation program. We will be your ETC, employee transportation coordinator, and do all the paper work necessary to maintain a benefits program.

TMA members are welcome to participate in events where they can get to know key government decision makers and administrators for transportation services.

The TMA operates in partnership with the City of Seattle, the Washington State Department of Transportation, King County Metro, and the Port of Seattle.

 
Sponsored by the Duwamish Transportation Management Association
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