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Save Time. Save Money. Get There.

Get There SW Washington helps people find a carpool match, plan their transit or biking trip, and earn rewards along the way. Get There is a regional partnership for employers, commuters, and the community at large. Get There is your one-stop-shop. 

Plan Your Trips
Plug in where you want to go, and we’ll show you all the ways to Get There. You can compare travel options and stats like reduced carbon emissions, money saved, and calories burned.

Switch Your Trips WA

Leave the car at home during October and reap the benefits of trying climate-friendly modes of transportation! Complete and log at least ten (10) trips using a non-drive-alone mode and be automatically entered to win amazing prizes.

Switch Your Trips is brought to you by the Washington State Ridesharing Organization (WSRO). 

Prizes include a $1,500 cash prize, a RAD Power E-bike, (3) $500, (5) $250, and (10) $100, $50, and $25 cash prizes, plus, (20) packable backpacks.

LET'S GO

Do you live in East Vancouver, or near Fourth Plain or Mill Plain Boulevard?

Sign up for a FREE Hop card* loaded with a Regional Day Pass to use on The Vine and other C-TRAN and TriMet buses, custom transportation resources, exclusive events, prizes, trip planning help, and more! 

*While supplies last

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Why do you take travel options?

I get to work by bus. Although it’s a wonderful way not to have to drive my personal vehicle downtown (or pay $6 to park in the employee lot), I take the bus because of the community aspect. I like sitting on the same bus every day and seeing the same people come and go at their stops, getting a little window into their lives (and being a part of theirs). There is none of that in my own car, driving alone. Read more.
Woman standing waiting at bus stop
Meg JohnsonSpecial Events Specialist
I get to work by bus. Although it’s a wonderful way not to have to drive my personal vehicle downtown (or pay $6 to park in the employee lot), I take the bus because of the community aspect. I like sitting on the same bus every day and seeing the same people come and go at their stops, getting a little window into their lives (and being a part of theirs). There is none of that in my own car, driving alone. Read more.
Woman standing waiting at bus stop
Meg JohnsonSpecial Events Specialist
I bike 90% of the time. There are several reasons why I do this. The main reason I bike is because I really like to bike. Another reason is I don’t like sitting in a car. I really like being outdoors. When I bike in sometimes, I get to see things you wouldn’t see driving such as deer, coyotes, birds and other wildlife. Read more.
Made riding an elliptical bicycle dressed in a holiday onsie.
Eric SchadlerSewer Engineering Program Manager
[I am] Looking for ways to reduce my carbon footprint and get exercise and reduce the stress from work. Read more.
Daniel standing in front of his bicycle.
Daniel BrickertPatient Hospital Nurse
I primarily do it as a sure way to stay in shape. It’s an efficient way to get in two hours of workout time per day. The time on the bike allows me to mentally wind up for work and decompress after work. Finally, not only do I save on fuel costs, but much reduced maintenance on my vehicle over a given period. Read more.
Man standing in hard and neon vest hat near work equipment.
Frank DickEngineer
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I don’t have to drive in traffic – and therefore able to read on the bus, save miles on my vehicle, and save gas money. I only spend half as much on gas now by taking the bus. Read more.
steve with his hop card in front of bus
Steve HarrisVideo Producer
The incentives are great, honestly. $5/day + $75 a month because we carpool at least more than 50% of the time adds up. In fact, it subsidized my health care such that I barely have to pay anything for good coverage for my wife and myself. Read more.
Three people sitting in a car getting to work together, or carpooling.
Drew LandUrban Forestry Specialist
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Week Without Driving Challenge

Hang up the keys to your vehicle from Monday, September 30 to Sunday, October 6, 2024 and take the Week Without Driving Challenge. Brought to you by Disability Rights Washington and America Walks, and sponsored by cities, counties and states across the nation. Take the challenge today!
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Get There Rewards

Log your climate-friendly commute trips in Get There to be eligible for monthly rewards. Turn your commute into a side hustle!
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Youth Opportunity Pass

C-TRAN's Youth Opportunity Pass is available to anyone 18 and under. It provides FREE acess to C-Tran local services, including fixed-route, C-VAN paratransit (must meet qualifications), The Current on-demand ride hail service, and Vanpool. The YOP program is only available on C-TRAN Local services and does not expand to Regional or Express routes, or TriMet.
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The Vine by C-Tran

The Vine is a Bus Rapid Transit service provided by C-Tran. The Vine currently operates on Fourth Plain Blvd and in 2023 The Vine will open on Mill Plain Blvd. The Vine on Highway 99 is in the early planning stages.
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Bike Clark County

Bike Clark County offers programs and bikes for kids and schools, organizes community events and rides and even operates a full service bike shop in downtown Vancouver! Check it out and learn more about their programs: School Safety Course, Youth “Earn-a-Bike” Camp and Bike Leadership.
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The Current by C-Tran

The Current is C-TRAN’s new, on-demand rideshare service that provides point-to-point service for just the cost of a bus ride. Schedule your ride online or through our mobile app, then track your driver’s arrival, just like other rideshare services. You can also schedule by calling 360-695-0123.
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Board the Bus with Your Bike!

Bike Clark County, C-Tran and Tri-Met buses are equipped with bike racks on the front of each bus. Check out their video online and learn more about getting around town on your bike with their resources.
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Get There Regional Partnership

Get There SW Washington is a regional partnership with Clark County, the City of Vancouver, the City of Washougal, and the City of Camas. Get There SW Washington is a partnership with Get There Oregon. The southwest Washington service area includes Clark, Skamania, and Klickitat counties.

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