The Center for Community Transportation, Inc. (CCT), in Ithaca, New York, is a 501(c)3 charitable organization that envisions a community where travel by shared and active transportation is healthy, safe, affordable, and convenient for all. A recent spate of Executive Orders (EOs) issued by the new president has the potential to deeply impact nonprofits like ours for many years to come. Read out statement responding to these EOs.
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Ithaca Carshare Hires New Director
We recently hired our first director, Liz Field. Jennifer Dotson remains the Executive Director of the Center for Community Transportation, of which Ithaca Carshare is a part. Liz is a long-time Ithacan who’s held positions at other nonprofits, including the...
CCT Hires Inaugural Director of Micromobility, Jeff Goodmark
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Ithaca Carshare Expands Fleet to Include its First Electric Vehicles
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Ithaca Carshare Adds a New, West Hill Location
Ithaca Carshare, a program of the Center for Community Transportation, continues its mission to enhance community access to transportation while reducing negative environmental and economic impacts of car use by expanding the fleet to Ithaca’s West Hill. Carshare...
CCT signs on with Asian Americans Advancing Justice
The Center for Community Transportation, which includes Ithaca Carshare and Bike Walk Tompkins, is a signatory on Atlanta-based Asian Americans Advancing Justice’s statement titled “A Community-Centered Response to Violence Against Asian American Communities.” Ithaca...