ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINE
CSULB is committed to supporting sustainable transportation options for our campus community. This is in accordance with the South Coast Air Quality Management District requirement for all companies with over 250 employees in the South Coast Air Basin to have an employee commute reduction program in place. The purpose of this guideline is to support sustainable transportation choices and reduce single occupancy vehicle commutes by providing University employees with transit subsidies to encourage their use of public transportation.
University employees who live within the Long Beach Transit service area may ride any Long Beach Transit bus for free by swiping their CSULB ID Card through the fare box. This program, known as the U-PASS, is available to all employees year-round.
University employees who live outside of the Long Beach Transit service area but within Los Angeles County or Orange County may receive up to 100% reimbursement for their purchase of MTA or OCTA transit fare.
All currently employed CSULB faculty and staff are eligible for the U-PASS on Long Beach Transit.
CSULB faculty or staff who live outside of the LBT service area but within LA County may purchase MTA transit fare for their own commute to and from CSULB and receive reimbursement, by direct deposit only, of:
Employees who receive a transit subsidy, including U-PASS, are not eligible for any additional benefits, such as Rideshare Rewards Points.
Please contact the Sustainable Transportation Coordinator at (562) 985-4091 or sustainabletransportation@csulb.edu if you have any questions.
To use the Long Beach Transit U-PASS, simply swipe your CSULB ID Card through the fare box on the bus upon boarding.
For MTA or OCTA, eligible employees must:
| Subject | Contact | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guideline Contact | |||
| Subject Matter Expert | Elissa Thomas | (562) 985-4091 | Elissa.Thomas@csulb.edu |
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