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In the meantime, you can view your schedule online or pick it up at City facilities.
Smart Commute London
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Smart Commute London offers support to employers and employees in using more sustainable transportation choices for their work commutes. Smart Commute London members have access to customizable resources to encourage walking, cycling, transit, carpooling, vanpooling and telework (such as working from home).
As a Smart Commute London member, you will have access to a range of supports:
- The Smart Commute app to plan your commute, find carpool partners, and connect with potential transit, cycling or walking buddies
- Employee-focused tools
- The Emergency Ride Home Program, which provides reimbursement for a ride home (such as a taxi or public transit) for commuters who use sustainable transportation and experience a personal emergency or unscheduled overtime
- Business Bike Rack Program that provides a well-designed bike rack (email smartcommute@london.ca)
For employers
By becoming a Smart Commute London member, you can take climate action, reduce emissions, and give your employees healthier, more budget-friendly options. Other benefits of Smart Commute London include:
- Reduced traffic and parking shortages
- Reduced employee transportation costs
- Increased employee recruitment, retention, and productivity
Contact smartcommute@london.ca to register your workplace for free!
For employees
Is your workplace a Smart Commute member? Register with the Smart Commute app for free and explore the following features:
- Track your trips for the chance to win prizes
- The carpool-matching tool connects you with potential drivers and passengers along similar commute routes
If your workplace is not a Smart Commute member, you can ask your employer to inquire about the program at smartcommute@london.ca.
Did you know? Personal vehicles contribute the most to London’s greenhouse gas emissions. London’s Climate Emergency Action Plan aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, in part by reducing our reliance on personal vehicles (especially single occupant vehicle travel) and expanding support for sustainable transportation options. London’s Mobility Master Plan includes transportation mode shift targets to increase trips made by walking, cycling, transit and other sustainable options.
Last modified:Thursday, September 17, 2026