The Krewe Newsletter
2025
The Krewe’s Newsletter! Each issue covers all CK highlights, capturing all of the wonderful things we’ve been able to accomplish within those two months. We are excited to keep expanding our program.
The Krewe Newsletter
2024
The Krewe’s Newsletter! Each issue covers all CK highlights, capturing all of the wonderful things we’ve been able to accomplish within those two months. We are excited to keep expanding our program.
Capital Region Microtransit & Vanpool Feasibility Study
The Capital Region Planning Commission (CRPC) is a Council of Governments that coordinates and collaboratively addresses regional issues related to transportation. One of the programs offered through CRPC is a travel demand management (TDM) program that is designed to ease congestion throughout the Capital Region using alternative modes of transportation such as vanpool and microtransit. Through CRPC’s TDM efforts, it was discovered that there is a need for alternative transportation options in the Capital Region. As a result, the CRPC is conducting a planning study to determine the viability and potential for microtransit and vanpool in the region.
Carpool & Vanpool Employer Toolkit
Carpooling and Vanpooling can be a great way to commute! They provide many benefits, for both commuters and employers. Employers who sponsor company-provided transit programs can increase employee satisfaction and reduce absenteeism by providing an alternative, reliable form of commuting. Commuter Krewe has prepared an “Employer Toolkit” that helps employers navigate how to implement and apply carpooling and vanpooling into the environment of their offices.
University Toolkit
The University Toolkit is a comprehensive resource designed to help campuses rethink how people move to, from, and around the university. It offers practical strategies to support more sustainable, efficient, and inclusive transportation systems. From policy ideas to program implementation, the toolkit serves as a guide for institutions looking to enhance mobility, reduce reliance on single-occupancy vehicles, and create a more accessible and climate-conscious campus environment.
Commuter Krewe is more than a transportation program. It is a community. It is a commitment to reducing congestion, improving air quality, strengthening regional connections, and supporting commuters in making smarter, more sustainable choices every day. None of this happens in isolation. It happens because of collaboration, trust, and a shared belief that when we work together, we can create meaningful change.