What is Commute Options?

Our name says it all! We are here to give you options for your commute to school, work, and even play.

Our goal is to reduce the number of single-vehicle commute trips in Memphis by giving you fun, safe, and easy alternatives. An initiative of Innovate Memphis, we serve as a resource to improve your choice to use public transportation, rideshare, bicycling, and walking to school or work.

Commute Options Schools

Route planning, bike trains, school pools and more! Whether you are a parent, student or school administrator, we have tools to help you get to school safely and sustainably.

 

Your Commute Options

If you are a Memphis-area resident interested in learning easy, fun and safe routes to your everyday destinations, we can customize a plan just for you! Contact us at jackson@innovatememphis.com or 901-206-3271 to learn more.

I am interested in…

 

Bicycling

Rideshare

Transit

Walking

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