Save Smarter with Commuter Benefits
Pre-tax savings on transit, parking and more.
What are Commuter Benefits?
Commuter benefits are a great benefit that save both employers and employees money. The benefit allows employees to set aside tax-free money to pay for their commuting expenses, and can be used for mass transit, rideshares and qualified paid parking. Employers get in on the savings too. By offering a commuter benefit to your employees, your company can save on payroll taxes each year.
Employers
Employee engagement is top of mind for today’s benefit administrators. No one wants an unengaged team — it’s less profitable for the company, and employee turnover can be extremely high. Offering a commuter benefit will boost employee loyalty, attract new talent and save your company money.
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Employees
Commuter benefits help you pay for your commute to and from work using pretax dollars, which saves you money on your taxes each year. You can use commuter benefits for transit, rideshares and qualified paid parking.
Learn MoreDoes Your City Mandate a Commuter Benefit?
Offering a commuter benefits program is legally required in a growing number of locations. We have the resources you need to be compliant and deliver a great benefit to your employees. The following cities or regions have an ordinance in place: Seattle • New York City • Washington, DC • Berkeley and Richmond • San Francisco Bay Area • Coming soon – Los Angeles and New Jersey.
Most Popular Blogs
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How To Stay Cool On The Summer Commute
by marketing@commuterbenefits.com (the Commuter Benefit Solutions Team) on June 14, 2019 at 2:35 pm
A few years ago, we posted a popular survival guide on staying cool while commuting in hot weather. Those tips still hold true, but we are overdue for an update. So here are new ways you might not have thought about to help you beat the heat while commuting in the summer. […]
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6 Productive Things To Start Doing On Your Commute
by marketing@commuterbenefits.com (the Commuter Benefit Solutions Team) on June 11, 2019 at 2:30 pm
City commute times vary, but if the average one-way commute in the United States is now close to 27 minutes, according to the Census Bureau. Whether you’re riding bus or train, driving in a car or walking to work that leaves a lot of time to get things done. From side hustles to getting ahead on your work, your commute time leaves a lot of opportunities to use your time wisely. Here are four things you can do to put a little more personal productivity in your life while on commute. […]
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How Commuter Benefits Can Help With Congestion Pricing
by marketing@commuterbenefits.com (the Commuter Benefit Solutions Team) on May 28, 2019 at 6:29 pm
Commuting in your car in rush-hour traffic may just be getting more expensive depending on where you live. Some cities are looking to congestion pricing to help ease the suffocating traffic in metro areas during prime commuting and business hours. […]
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Which Expenses are Covered Under Commuter Benefits
by marketing@commuterbenefits.com (the Commuter Benefit Solutions Team) on May 27, 2019 at 5:00 pm
If you are wondering about which expenses are covered under commuter benefits, we’ve got some answers. […]
