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Greater Mercer Transportation Management Association (CRF ID #50)
ALTERNATE NAME
Greater Mercer TMA
FORMER NAME
Greater Princeton Transportation Management Association
ADDRESS
15 Roszel Rd.
Princeton, NJ 08540
PHONE
609-452-1491
609-452-8988
FAX
609-452-0028
EMAIL
tma@gmtma.org
ADMINISTRATOR
Sandra Brillhart, Executive Director
CONTACT PERSON
Sandra Brillhart
HOURS
MON-FRI: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
DESCRIPTION
A non-profit, public/private partnership committed to increasing mobility and reducing congestion in Mercer County and adjacent areas by providing employers and the travelling public with transportation and commuting options. Also serves as a liason with government transportation agencies.
SERVICES
Transportation assistance for commuters - Ride share matching, transit information, shuttle service
Public information/education - Workshops, speakers, publications - commuting issues, ride sharing, traffic, air pollution, parking, mass transportation, ozone, action awareness, school programs
PROGRAMS
Rideshare Matching: Free no-obligation statewide rideshare computer matching service which matches commuters traveling the same commuting pattern to and from work to suitable car or van pools. Call 609-452-8988, 800-245-POOL.
Guaranteed Ride Home Program: Service providing emergency transportation for employees who are registered in a commuter program and whose employers are members of GMTMA.
School Pool: Rideshare assistance for parents taking kids to school
Brown Bag Lunch Meetings: Informal lunchtime presentations at businesses on transportation issues.
Corporate Shuttle Development and Administration
Transit Advocacy and Information
Electric Vehicle Station Car: For use between Princeton Junction Rail Station and nearby work sites.
Traffic Alert Program: Provides information on highway construction projects.
Student Outreach Program: Provides programs for schools on transportation and bike safety.
Welfare to Work Transportation: Assists in the development of transportation services to provide access to jobs for those leaving public assistance.
Ozone Action Program: Provides information on ozone pollution.
Alternate Work Hours and Telecommuting Information Program
Municipal Assistance Program: Assistance to municipal governments in finding transportation demand management solutions to transportation problems.
Employer services to develop and implement commute options programs
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Spanish
PUBLICATIONS
Greater Mercer TMA Connections (newsletter) - Published 5 times per year
Ridefinders: Commuter Newsletter
Why You Should Care About Clean Air (brochure)
Cross Roads - Business guide to implementing commuter option programs
Ozone Observer
Getting To Work Shouldn't Be a Job
Mercer County Transit Map
Mercer County Bicycle Suitability Map
Rt. 1 BRT Newsletter
SPECIAL EVENTS
Annual Meeting
FOUNDED
1984
SUBJECT
TRANSPORTATION
SPEAKERS
DATE MODIFIED
08-15-06