Cross County Connection Transportation Management Association (CCCTMA) runs the Caring Commuter Program, which is a free program for anyone who commutes at least once a week using public transit, carpooling, vanpooling, bicycling, or walking. The Caring Commuter Program rewards commuters with discounts to dozens of different businesses and services across southern New Jersey.

Are you looking for a more cost effective way of getting to and from work or school? Have you tried carpooling? Cross County Connection (CCCTMA, South Jersey’s Transportation Management Association) provides a free ridematch service to help you find a suitable carpooling partner based on your commute patterns—origin, destination, start and ending times. Depending on the distance traveled and the number of passengers, the savings can add up quickly.

Stockton participates in the Commuter Tax$ave program, which allows employees to pay for qualified mass transit commuting and parking expenses with your pretax salary, up to certain federal limits. Paying with pretax salary means you use your salary before federal taxes are taken out. When you pay for your commute with pretax salary instead of after tax salary, you save on the taxes you normally pay.

In an effort to support sustainable practices and promote healthier lifestyles, Stockton offers a bicycle commuter reimbursement benefit. The benefit will allow for a monthly reimbursement of up to $20 per month for cycling expenses incurred by an employee.

The Office of Residential Life owns over 20 bicycles that Main Campus residential students can borrow for each semester. Due to the overwhelming demand of students requesting bicycles, a lottery takes place to determine who can borrow a bike and who cannot.