The Movability Summit brings together public and private sector leaders for networking and a panel discussion about mobility and transportation challenges and solutions on a regional scale. This year's Summit will feature panelists from the Austin Transit Partnership, CapMetro, the City of Austin, TxDOT, and Texas State University to discuss the new Central Texas Construction Partnership Program (CPP). The CPP, which launched earlier this year, is a joint agency effort to prepare for the unprecedented amount of infrastructure improvements scheduled to take place throughout Central Texas over the next 10 years.

Temps are down and traffic volumes are back up, which makes October the perfect time to try different commute options.

The Mobility Games is a fun challenge that runs from October 1-31 and gives Central Texans a way to earn great prizes by using any commute mode that's not driving alone! Teleworking, carpooling, vanpooling, riding a shuttle, taking transit, walking, biking, using bike share or scooters - or combine modes - they all count.

There are two ways to win: by logging trips on the Get There Central Texas platform or by sharing your sustainable trip on Instagram.

Here are the Instagram rules:

Step 1: Follow @movabilitytx

Step 2: Snap a pic or shoot a video of your sustainable trip

Step 3: Post your photo to your story or feed using #MobilityGames and tag @movabilitytx

To be entered for prizes...

Registration link coming soon!

Join Movability and Julie Bond of the Best Workplaces for Commuters program for an overview of BWC to learn how it benefits employers and how Movability can assist with applying and meeting the requirements.

Save the date! Movability's Pecha Kucha events are by invite only, and bring together a select group of regional thought leaders for networking and conversation.

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Join us for our annual winter flagship event to celebrate Central Texas employers who have made the Best Workplaces for Commuters list and hear from keynote speaker Allison Simmons.