Our Partners
We have partnered with these government and transportation organizations to build a commuter benefit program that brings all of Tompkins County’s transportation options to your fingertips.
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About Us
WHO?
GO ITHACA is a transportation demand management organization that provides benefits to those traveling in and out of Tompkins County.
Reach out to us with any questions or comments!
WHAT?
We provide transportation benefits, discounts, and resources to developers, employers, and individuals commuting to and from Tompkins County.
WHY?
We provide these free and discounted transportation services because we want to support people in commuting and getting around town in a reliable, sustainable, and healthy way. We’d love to help you build your own travel plan!
We offer perks to our members each month to encourage them to continue being green.
HOW?
This project has been funded in part by The Climate Smart Community Grant Program, Title 15 of the Environmental Protection Fund, through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and the Electric Mobility Challenge, through the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.
WHEN?
GO ITHACA began as a pilot program of the Downtown Ithaca Alliance in 2018.
In 2023, GO ITHACA became its own non-profit organization, serving all of Ithaca.
In 2025, GO ITHACA became Tompkins County’s new Mobility Management Program and expanded to cover those traveling in and out of Tompkins County.
How do I get involved?
Join GO ITHACA today and start saving! Click ‘Register’ , and we’ll assist you with locating an affordable, efficient, sustainable, green commute and way around town.
Contact us if you need assistance with your commute. We’ll help you get there!
Meet Our Team
Jane Bowman Brady, EXECUTIVE director
Jane (she/her) is passionate about people, the environment, and sustainable and equitable transportation. Prior to joining GO ITHACA, Jane was a Policy Analyst in Wellington, New Zealand, at the Ministry for the Environment, working in urban planning and air quality policy. She also served as Deputy Chair for the New Zealand American Association for several years. Jane holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Management and Public Policy from Victoria University of Wellington and a Master of Public Administration in Environmental Policy from Cornell University. In her spare time, Jane enjoys cake decorating, traveling, advocacy work, and cuddling with her pets.
You can reach Jane at jane@goithaca.org.
Regan Parshall, Easy Access Program manager
Regan (she/her) has spent most of her career working with others to help advocate for them and connect them to services that are available. Regan worked for a domestic and sexual violence crisis center for a county on the border of PA and NY, and later supervised a teen clubhouse for at-risk youth in Elmira, NY. Regan is excited to use her experience and expertise to further build the Easy Access program and assist the community as much as possible. In her spare time, Regan enjoys reading, cooking, gaming, and spending time with her family and her cat, Valkyrie.
You can reach Regan at regan@goithaca.org.
Laura Anglada, Mobility Access Manager
You can reach Laura at laura@goithaca.org.
Ivony Armel, MArketing and Communications manager
You can reach Ivony at ivony@goithaca.org.
J’avail haltom, Member Services Coordinator
You can reach J’avail at javail@goithaca.org.
Get in touch with us.
We’d love to hear from you as we build Ithaca’s first transportation management organization.
Maps and Guides
ITHACA AND TOMPKINS COUNTY BIKE MAP
This map, launched by ITCTC in May of 2020, has been updated with current road conditions for biking, as well as the addition of points of interest (swimming areas, farmers' markets, hospitals, waterfalls, bike repair locations, parks, trails, visitor centers, and more) for the City of Ithaca and Tompkins County
ITHACA NEIGHBORHOOD BIKING MAP
Your guide to riding a bicycle in Downtown Ithaca, highlighting bike lanes, trails and bike boulevards for safer city cycling.
ITHACA NEIGHBORHOOD WALKING MAP
Six walking routes in Downtown Ithaca plus the Cayuga Waterfront Trail, a premier six mile loop around Cayuga Lake.
Ithacatrails.org
The one place where you can find and sort through all the walking, biking, running, skiing, horseback, and snowshoeing trails in Tompkins County.
gofingerlakes.org
Explore this website through Finger Lakes Land Trust to find the best spots for hiking, biking, paddling and outdoor recreation across their 6,000 square-mile area, which includes Tompkins County.
Ithaca Pocket Sights
Free self led history, art and nature tours of Ithaca!
NYs Pedestrian and bicycle laws
Understand the laws that govern walking, bicycling, and driving.
Ithaca bike shops, rentals & diy repair
Our friends at Bike Walk Tompkins have a comprehensive list of local shops, repair options, and bike rental services. BWT also hosts free repair clinics in the warmer seasons.