July 22, 2009
Friday, July 24th, Ride On Commuter Services will host a FREE program so employers can learn how to take advantage of FREE federal tax incentives and other cost saving employee transportation initiatives. Learn how we can help you remove obstacles in the way of your employee's commute, expand your employee base, reduce parking congestion (maybe save a few extra spaces for your customers), and MUCH MORE!
$2,000.00 is too much to pay to go to work… yet that is exactly what the average Bay County resident pays each year to drive 14 miles round trip to work. Ride On Commuter Services is here to help. We offer FREE customized commuter services programs for individuals, single work sites, and central business districts located in the ten westernmost Florida panhandle counties. Our FREE services include:
• Survey of employees to determine potential carpool/vanpool partners.
• Tax FREE benefits assistance (Up to $230 per employee, per month).
• Promote carpool / vanpool programs.
• FREE Guaranteed Ride Home Program for participating commuters.
• FREE weeklong vanpool trial.
Please join us from 10:00 till 12:00 on Friday, July 24th in the conference room of the Panama City Beaches Chamber of Commerce as we present local transportation programs and how they can benefit you, the employer. We’ll have a free gift for you just for attending and:
• For the first four employers to schedule and host an on-site registration event, we’ll bring one $25 gas card as a door prize drawing among existing carpools. Or, if there are no existing carpools the first one to form.
• We’ll have a free beach bag, travel mug or lunch bag for the first 10% of your employees who complete a ride-match request form.
• Your employees can register for our Guaranteed Ride Home Program if they are actively using an alternative form of transportation to work (includes carpool, vanpool, trolley, and bicycle/pedestrian modes) . (Actively Using refers to three times per week).
Ride On means Affordable, Reliable, and Sustainable Commuter Transportation.
Call 769-4854 for more information!
July 24, 2008
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July 21, 2008
Sit Back and Enjoy the Ride,Save On Gas And Still See The Sights, Pier Park Express
Service Starts!
Express Yourself… to some of the beaches best
destinations. Pier Park Express, Inc. and the Bay Town
Trolley announce another option for tourists and locals to
enjoy this summer… a ride on the Pier Park Express!
Read the Full Newsletter Here. - See Page 4
July 18, 2008
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July 17, 2008
A work-week with no car… could you do it? Many area residents do it every day, utilizing public transportation for all their appointments, errands, and jobs. Riding the Bay Town Trolley for a work-week can be both an opportunity and a challenge.
Read the Full Article online at WMBB's Website
June 26, 2008
Look for the new Pier Park Express Trolley signs being installed today!
  
Jun 23, 2008
Beach Mayor Gayle Oberst led a group of county government and business officials on board the inaugural trolley run from the Wal-Mart Supercenter to Pier Park on Friday morning as the summer trolley service quietly commenced operations at 10 a.m.
Read full article on News Herald Online
June 21
Pier Park Express was Live on WJHG TV - NBC Affiliate Morning Show, June 19, 2008.
June 21, 2008
Sit Back and Enjoy the Ride Save On Gas And Still See The Sights, Pier Park Express Service Starts.E xpress Yourself… to some of the beaches best destinations. Pier Park Express, Inc. and the Bay Town Trolley announce another option for tourists and locals to enjoy this summer… a ride on the Pier Park Express!
Read full article on the FRONT PAGE of PCBDaily.com!
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June 18, 2008
Anticipating the usual traffic congestion on the Beach, a group of Bay County business leaders and Greater Panama City Beaches Chamber of Commerce officials have been working for several months to establish weekend Bay Town Trolley service for tourists, resort employees and residents.
Read full article on News Herald Online
June 13, 2008
Lee Bragg donned a Hawaiian shirt, climbed in the driver's seat and pretended he had a microphone."OK, folks, sit back and relax," said Bragg, general manager of the Bay Town Trolley. "Let us take you to Pier Park."
Read full article on News Herald Online
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