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Group Pass Program

A benefit to attract talent, stay competitive, and go green

Is your business or organization looking for a great way to "go green" while adding a benefit to attract quality people? The Cherriots Group Pass program allows organizations to purchase bus passes for 100% of their employees, residents, or students at a deeply discounted rate. The program helps promote sustainable transit, alleviate parking issues and traffic congestion, and is great perk for organizations to offer.

For a free consultation to see if this program might be right for your business or organization, email us at tripchoice@cherriots.org or call 503-361-7506.

  • This program enhances any benefits package, easily and inexpensively.
  • An employer or organization only needs 10 or more group members to be eligible for the program.
  • It saves money by reducing the number of parking lot spaces needed.
  • It reduces absenteeism and tardiness due to car problems and traffic delays.
  • Providing transit passes to employees may result in tax advantages.
  • Pricing levels are set at $5.60 per person, per month for state, federal, and non-profit organizations, and $4.80 per person per month for private, for-profit businesses.
  • Customers have more available parking when employees commute using Cherriots.
  • It offers employees a benefit they can use outside of work.
  • Both Cherriots Local and Cherriots Regional services are available.

Want to learn more? Contact us for a free consultation:

call 503-361-7506 or   Email us

We also offer employers lots of other tools to help employees:

We also offer employers lots of other tools to help employees:
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