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Your Employer Toolkit

Don't Stop Now, Every Ride Still Counts

Week 4 | Scooting Around!

August 23 - 29

Week 4 is all about moving differently, and we've got one more weekly prize to help you do it! This week’s Micro-Mobility Kit includes a water bottle, bike bell and reflectors — perfect for anyone choosing to bike, scoot or roll instead of drive.

Ask your team: Could you swap even one short car trip this week for a bike or scooter ride? Log your trip for a chance to win!

Fresh Air Rides is a fun opportunity to engage staff in friendly competition, see how commuter benefits work for your staff in a low-commitment way, and massively impact our region's air quality (not to mention win prizes and some bragging rights to your office!)

Plus, we make it easy for your team to compete!


What you receive:

  • Email/Slack templates
  • Social media graphics/copy
  • Break room posters
  • Zero editing required


Keep Your Eyes on the Grand Prize

Week 3 Recap

Goal reached...and still going!

Whichever way your team is skipping the drive-alone trip — carpool, walk, work from home — it's adding up. There's no single 'right' way to participate.

The Turnout

324 participants — we officially surpassed our 300-participant goal! Let’s keep the momentum going through the final week.

The Impact

More than 2,500 rides avoided so far — thousands of trips replaced by smarter choices throughout the campaign.

The Habit

We’re closing out Fresh Air Rides with micromobility! Encourage your team to bike, scoot or roll for a trip they might otherwise drive — and log it for one last chance to win.

Winner Spotlight

Meet one of our Week 1 winners! They took home a Carpool Starter Pack complete with a tote, sunglasses, Bluetooth speaker and reusable water bottle.

Log your rides August 3 - 30.

Every ride counts toward your team's goal — and the region's 3,000-ride target for August.

Reach out to Rose Thomalen (rthomalen@centralina.org) or Brittany Corl (Brittanycorl@mecklenburgcountync.gov) with questions or concerns