Based on rider feedback, the Potter Street route shuttle will start an hour earlier at 7:08 a.m. beginning Monday, May 13. New neighborhood stops have been added, including three stops on Dwight Way, one near the Stanford Avenue and Adeline Street merge, and a stop at the Ashby BART station.
Transportation and Parking Progress Updates
Dear LBNL Colleagues, Since January, we’ve been communicating with you about our shared transportation challenges and asking you for your ideas. We’re pleased that based on your feedback, we’re making significant progress in providing our community with updated commuting options. Your willingness to take advantage of these options is freeing up parking spaces, reducing commuting […]
Learn How to Load a Bike on a Lab Shuttle and Other Biking Topics at Safety, Security, and Sustainability Fair
Both experienced and novice bikers will have opportunities to learn more about biking at the Safety, Security, and Sustainability Fair on Thursday, April 25. At the Lab’s Bicycle Coalition table, you will meet employees who commute via bicycle and are willing to share their expertise. You can get hands-on experience — and help — loading […]
Commute Map Undergoing Revisions
Our commute map is undergoing revision at this time. We apologize for this inconvenience. Please bookmark the Transportation News page for ongoing transportation information.
Wage Works Registration Issue Corrected
A recent transportation email featured Wage Works, which uses pre-tax dollars to pay for commute expenses. Some employees were not able to log onto Wage Works, but that issue has been fixed. Go to the Wage Works link to learn more.
Alternative Commute Options: A Message From Leadership
Colleagues, We want to share a few tips with you about how you could potentially save money on your commute using pre-tax and post-tax dollars. Wage Works uses pre-tax dollars to pay for your transit cost, including bus, train, BART, and vanpool. Place an order for a set monthly amount, up to $265, to come […]
Transportation — The Lab Has a Program. You Play a Part.
It’s no secret that parking on the hill is tough, and as we continue to grow with new opportunities for scientific and infrastructure development, it’s going to get tougher. While that growth is exciting, it also means more construction, people, and vehicles. Read the entire email, then share your suggestions.
North Berkeley BART Shuttle Route Pilot Program Underway
The Lab is increasing the number of shuttle routes as part of an effort to make a connection with public transportation options and reduce our carbon footprint. A new pilot route will run from the Lab to the North Berkeley BART station, making stops in the neighborhoods in between. Take a look at the North […]
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