Sacramento Transportation Management Association, Sacramento TMA, Sacramento California

Sacramento Transportation Management Association

The Sacramento TMA is an independent, non-profit membership association, representing 182 employers and helping more than 90,740 commuters find alternatives to driving alone to work. The TMA was founded in 1989 by employers that were concerned about the negative impact of Sacramento's traffic congestion and air pollution on their employees' commutes and quality of life.

For your Commute Log or an Emergency Ride ... check out COMMUTER CLUB

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Don't Panic!

Commuters whose employers are TMA members have an Emergency Ride Home if they don't drive alone to work but need a ride because of a personal or family emergency.
Register in Commuter Club, above

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Congress considers taxing mileage

Taxing motorists on the number of miles they drive each year is being considered by Congress to pay for the upkeep of the nation's roads and bridges. It is endorsed by many environmentalists who say it would lead to less driving and less pollution. more

RT Board approves Fare Increases and Service Reductions - Effective September 2009

(June 23) The RT Board of Directors approved fare and service changes in an effort to close the gap on a projected $9 million budget deficit for Fiscal Year 2010, RT will implement fare changes effective Tuesday, September 1, 2009, and service changes effective Sunday, September 6, 2009.

The Board approved increases to the Basic fare, Discount fare and Paratransit single fare; and the elimination of the Central City fares, Shuttle fares and transfers, which will require passengers to pay the Basic or Discount fare for each trip. There was no increase to the cost of the daily pass and monthly pass, which allow unlimited use, including transfers... more

Cycling Skills 101

Bicycling is more fun when you ride with skill and confidence. Develop that self-confidence with this fast-paced, nine-hour course which prepares cyclists to be comfortable riding on the street, blending smoothly into the flow of traffic.

Students gain understanding of lane positioning and develop the skills to avoid crashes. The bicycle education class is given by instructors certified by the League of American Bicyclists.

The $50 course Includes a student manual: For course schedules, locations, and fees, email sactma@surewest.net.

I-5 at P Street

I-5 at Richards Blvd

I-5 at Vallejo Way

Capitol City Freeway at E

I-80 west at Jefferson

Hwy 50 at 65th Street

JamCast provides traffic reports when you need them.

A new feature on sacramento-tma.org is JamCast, a video report of traffic on major Sacramento Corridors, including I-80 to San Francisco. Click here.

Live or work in North Natomas?
Try The Flyer shuttle

Sacramento Police crack down on crosswalk violatons
Sacramento Police in plain clothes will be crossing in crosswalks, watching for drivers who do not stop at the white lines for pedestrians within crosswalks at different intersections. Motorcycle officers and officers in squad cars will be observing the plain clothes officer, looking for vehicles failing to yield the right of way... more

Bike Commuter Subsidy

The $20 taxable fringe benefit is a reimbursement amount of up to $20 that is tax deductible but must be backed up by receipts for costs incurred for bicycle commuting: "purchase, maintenance, repair and storage expenses related to commuting." It is not $20 just for riding your bicycle to work... more

What's New - Commute, Travel, Transit, Traffic

For more information, call the Sacramento Transportation Management Association (916) 737-1513 or E-mail Us

Please note the TMA's new mailing address: P O Box 19520 Sacramento, CA 95819-0520

Last modified: 06/15/08 Copyright� 2008