HAMPTON ROADS — goCommute, a Hampton Roads Transit program, is marking the 30th anniversary of the Transportation Demand Management program for Hampton Roads.

The program launched in 1995 as TRAFFIX before its rebranding last year to goCommute . For three decades, HRT said the program has helped reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality in the region by promoting alternatives to driving alone, including carpooling, vanpooling, public transit, teleworking, and active transportation like walking and biking.

“For 30 years, this program has been helping Hampton Roads commuters move smarter.  What began as TRAFFIX has grown into goCommute, reflecting not just a new name, but a renewed commitment to give people real choices in how they move around the region,” said Amy Jordan, execut

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