Employee challenge participants:
track your participation on paper
or electronically by using the
tracking sheet (automatically
calculates from the website form). Instructions below.

Employee Challenge:

Better Health, Cleaner Air, Cash in your Pocket!

Rack up just three hours of riding time a week and you can reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. Motorized vehicles are responsible for 70% of the carbon monoxide, 45% of the nitrogen dioxide and 34% of the hydrocarbons produced. The average annual price of keeping an automobile running: $6,890 (AAA).

Sign up to Bike-to-Work for the month of May. Participate in the events scheduled for May.

Information Packet: Bike Reflectors and t-shirts will be issued based on your workplace employee participation in Bike-To-Work.

Now is the time to begin or enhance your alternative transportation program and to assure that your company receives recognition as an Alternative Transportation Champion. We are quickly approaching a time of year when we are given an opportunity to encourage our employees to use alternative transportation. If your company or organization would like to participate in the Portneuf Valley Bike-to-Work challenge, please send the following information to connie@bplan.org or download the Employee Challenge and mail to Bannock Transportation Planning Organization.

Employee Challenge participants are encouraged to sign up now. The goal is to use alternative transportation 2-3 times per week. Each business would designate a lead person. The lead person would be responsible to enter the business. Each individual from the business would keep track of his/her own commute for the month of May and send it to us via the lead person at the end of the month. Prizes will be awarded to businesses and individual participants.

Instructions:

• Designate a lead person.


• Lead person signs up the business and sends it to Bannock Transportation Planning Organization. (BTPO)


• Lead person: Get t-shirt sizes for each participant and send in with the registration.


• Each participant tracks their own commute during the month of May on the tracking sheet provided.


• Lead person gathers tracking sheets at the end of the month to turn in to BTPO.


• Information: 233-9322 or Connie Doerr connie@bplan.org

Your employees can track their participation on paper or electronically by using the tracking sheet (automatically calculates from the website form).

Tracking Sheet

Prize Sponsors:

The Buddy System
Kirks Kruisers
LotoJa Classic
Patagonia Outlet
Portneuf Medical Center
Ride On Bikes
Scotts Ski & Sports
Woman Tours

Employee Challenge Participants - 2008:

Bannock County - 37
Bannock Youth Foundation - 13
Barrie's - 15 - 100% participation
Beacon Hospital - 20
Bureau of Land Management - 26
City of Chubbuck - 10
City of Pocatello IT Department - 5
City of Pocatello Street Department - 2
Douglas Cabinet Mill - 9
Farmers Insurance - 4
GapWest Broadcasting - 5
General Parts - 1
Heinz - 5
Hooligans - 9
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality - 3
Idaho Food Bank - 2
Idaho Hyperbarics - 13
Idaho Nevada CDFI - 1
ISU Art Department - 1
ISU Biology Department -15
ISU Library - 17
Idaho Transportation Department - 18
Keller Associates - 10
Kirks Kruisers - 2
Kumm Law Office - 1
Litho Printing - 1
Marshall Public Library - 8
ON - 11
Old Town Pocatello - 4
Pocatello Charter School - 1 + Zoe
Portneuf Greenway - 1
Portneuf Life Flight - 20
Red Hot Roasters - 3
School District 25 Lunchroom - 2
Scott's Ski & Sports - 15 - 100% participation
S.E. Idaho District Health Department - 10
Smiles by Design - 2
State Tax Commission - 5
Steele & Associates - 1
Union Pacific Railroad - 4
University of Idaho - 1
Volyn Law Office - 1
T-shirts and reflectors will be delivered on May 2, 2008

Bannock Transportation Planning Organization
210 E. Center Street | P.O. Box 6129 | Pocatello, Idaho 83205