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AWARDS

TransNet has been recognized for its achievements, sustainability initiatives, and its overall mission and purpose. 

Alternative Fuel Leadership Award

TransNet received the "Alternative Fuel Leadership Award" presented by Eastern Pennsylvania Alliance for Clean Transportation (EP-ACT). The award states that TransNet has "...consistently taken risks on new technologies and remain(s) committed to finding new ways to deploy and introduce AFV technologies." These initiatives were possible with the support and assistance from TransNet's partners (Bux-Mont Transportation, Easton Coach Company, Main Line Transit, Tri County Transit, and Valley Transit), EP-ACT, ROUSH CleanTech, and Sharp Energy. Click on the video below to view the presentation. 

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EP-ACT's Executive Director, Tony Bandiero, presented the Alternative Fuel Leadership Award to TransNet.

Air Quality Partnership Excellence Award

TransNet received the Air Quality Partnership Excellence Award in Spring 2017 from Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) for big steps taken to improve air quality. " TransNet reduces emissions from single occupancy vehicles while providing mobility alternatives for local residents through an array of ride options", states DVRPC.  

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"As warmer weather approaches, so does the onset of ground-level ozone. High levels of ozone pose health risks for everyone, and large segments of the population are considered especially sensitive to air pollution. Fortunately, ozone levels are being monitored and the public can be alerted when levels become unhealthy. The Air Quality Partnership (AQP), a program of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, educates residents about the dangerous effects of ground-level ozone and provides air quality forecasts to the public.

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To celebrate local initiatives and best practices to reduce air pollution, five organizations in the Greater Philadelphia region received 2017 Air Quality Partnership Excellence Awards. Each year, public and private institutions are honored for their efforts to improve air quality." (DVRPC)

Sustainability Awards

TransNet has received the sustainability award from GVF since 2012 including one bronze level award and six platinum level awards. We also received the 2014 Sustainable Platinum Award from State Representative Kate Harper on behalf of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, “in recognition of employers that are making investments in programs that help their employees get to work.” These awards were presented to TransNet for our continuous efforts and accomplishments in providing and promoting commuting alternatives for employees and the community. TransNet continues to invest in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles as part of our fleet, participate in Earth Day, partner with corporate centers to provide shuttles for employees, provide shuttles for colleges and schools and provide Shared Ride and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) riders with transportation throughout Montgomery County and 
surrounding areas.

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Race to Excellence Awards

TransNet competes each year as a supporting agency to assist employers and colleges with creative transportation options to address the commuting needs of their employees and students. TransNet received Best Workplaces for Commuters Race to 
Excellence Awards since 2011 including one silver medal and four gold medals.

2018 Top TDM Professional Award

TransNet's Marketing Manager, Danielle Wiley, received the Top TDM Professional award at Greater Valley Forge TMA's Annual Meeting at the Crowne Plaza Philadelphia - King of Prussia. Her primary responsibilities include but are not limited to marketing all TransNet services to the appropriate consumers, creating and distributing the monthly e-newsletter to over 5,600 recipients, designing, publishing, and updating the new TransNet website, initiating networking opportunities to expand the private sector, and increasing social media exposure.  She was among 23 professionals recognized for their leadership within the transportation industry.

2017 Top TDM Under 40 Awards

Megan Krusi, Information Systems Manager, and Danielle Wiley, Marketing Manager received the 2017 Top TDM Under 40 Award. Megan oversees the efficient operation of TransNet’s automated scheduling and dispatching software, managing more than 300 vehicles and 3,300 demand response trips daily while Danielle manages marketing TransNet through social media, the website, videos, events, promotions and much more. Social Media has at least doubled its number of followers and likes within a year. Danielle created a new TransNet website for easier navigation and more in depth information along with creating new pamphlets and brochures for the various services. GVF distributes this award to ambitious leaders in the industry that are working to find creative solutions to improve our quality of life through engineering, planning, marketing campaigns and the development of commuting alternative programs that are shifting behavioral change.

2016 Top TDM Under 40 Award

Megan Krusi, Information Systems Manager, received the 2016 Top TDM Under 40 Award as a result of her success with Ecolane. Megan’s strong project management guides TransNet through many technology improvement projects, including a complex cloud based phone system and data network as part of TransNet’s comprehensive Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan that was implemented in early 2016. Megan also manages all of TransNet’s technology systems, including more than 250 tablets that collect real-time data from the drivers on the road each day. She also oversees the coordination and delivery of all commuter and educational shuttle services for TransNet.

2015 Communities in Motion Star Award

TransNet received the 2015 Communities in Motion Star Award in the Marketing and Promotion of a Project category for Marketing and Social Media Campaign. TransNet was one of a limited number of award recipients and the only organization to receive an award in the Marketing category. 

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