Transportation Options
Transit, walking, biking, carpooling, and more, all in one place.
Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands, or exploring the coast, there’s more than one way to get where you’re going. Explore the options below, find what works for you, and sometimes you might win prizes!
October 1-14, 2026
Take the Get There Challenge
Two weeks in October, get rewarded for all the ways you don’t drive alone.
The Get There Challenge is Oregon’s fun and friendly two-week competition to try greener, more active ways to get around. Walk, bike, ride the bus, carpool, vanpool, or work from home, and log your trips for a chance to win prizes.
Whether you’re already using the NW Connector transit network or trying it for the first time, every trip counts. Sign up today and help our region climb the leaderboard!
NW Connector links transit systems across the region into one connected network, so you can get where you’re going without a car.
Our regional partners:
- Sunset Empire Transportation District
- Columbia County Rider (CCRider)
- Tillamook County Transit (The Wave)
- Benton Area Transit System (BATS)
- Lincoln County Transit
- Western Washington Transit Alliance
- Cornelius Link
Find routes, schedules, and fares at NWConnector.org
Walking and biking are some of the easiest ways to cut down on drive-alone trips, especially for short errands and trips around town.
If you live on the North Coast, consider local errands you can run without a car. You’ll improve your health, save on gas, and help improve local air quality.
Visiting the North Coast?
Relax into your vacation by parking once and enjoying our community on foot or by two wheels.
Check out these resources for more on local transportation options.
Share the ride and share the savings. Get There Connect can match you with others heading the same direction for work or regular trips.
Find a carpool or vanpool match at Get There Connect
NW Connector links transit systems across the region into one connected network, so you can get where you’re going without a car.
Our regional partners:
- Sunset Empire Transportation District
- Columbia County Rider (CCRider)
- Tillamook County Transit (The Wave)
- Benton Area Transit System (BATS)
- Lincoln County Transit
- Western Washington Transit Alliance
- Cornelius Link
Find routes, schedules, and fares at NWConnector.org
Walking and biking are some of the easiest ways to cut down on drive-alone trips, especially for short errands and trips around town.
If you live on the North Coast, consider local errands you can run without a car. You’ll improve your health, save on gas, and help improve local air quality.
Visiting the North Coast?
Relax into your vacation by parking once and enjoying our community on foot or by two wheels.
Check out these resources for more on local transportation options.
Share the ride and share the savings. Get There Connect can match you with others heading the same direction for work or regular trips.
Find a carpool or vanpool match at Get There Connect
Tools for employers
We work with employers across the region to make it easier for staff to get to work without driving alone.
Support may include:
- Commute-trip reduction planning
- Vanpool coordination and subsidy information
- Employer toolkits and materials
- Ride-matching promotion for your team
Want to bring transportation options to your workplace?
Contact Andrea Breault,
Need help getting started?
Not comfortable online, or don’t have a smartphone? We’re happy to help you sign up or find the right
option for you. Call Andrea Breault 951-784-1333, ext 4.
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