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Each employee gets their own link, by email or text. No roster join, no ID cleanup, no mail merge.
For worksites that file with a regulator
The free tools work. What they leave you is the manual layer: the roster, the reminders, the exception list, the calculation. iCommute runs that layer, and hands you the report in your regulator's method.
Survey instrument approved by Oregon DEQ
Mode-share and trip-reduction reporting built to regulator methodologies
How the season runs
The roster you join by hand, the reminder you write three times a day, the calculation you can't hand to anyone. Each one has a screen now.
Each employee gets their own link, by email or text. No roster join, no ID cleanup, no mail merge.
Live response rate against your floor, non-responders by name, and a one-click nudge for the people who haven't answered.
Mode share and ridership calculated to the regulator's published method, in the regulator's format, ready to sign.
We don't promise a higher response rate. What changes is the hours it takes to get there.
Where worksites file
File somewhere else? The survey and the calculation are configured per program. Bring the method.
| Program | Who files | Cycle | Filed with |
|---|---|---|---|
Oregon Employee Commute Options | Portland-area worksites | Every two years | Oregon DEQ |
Southern California Rule 2202 New to Rule 2202? Book the 20-minute applicability check → | Large worksites in Southern California | Every year | The regional air district |
Massachusetts Rideshare Regulation | Covered employers | Every year | MassDEP |
A 30-minute walkthrough, configured to your regulator's method and your sites.
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