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Do you want to know when the next subway train is due to arrive at your stop in New York City? Just ask Google.

Give your car a break. On Thursday, June 20, public transit systems across the country will celebrate the 14th annual National Dump the Pump Day.
The event is sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). It’s a national public awareness day to get people to park their cars for the day and ride public transportation.

If you are wondering about which expenses are covered under commuter benefits, we’ve got some answers.

We hear so much about how significant benefits are to our employment. But how much are our benefits really worth?

New York City, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley routinely top the lists of most expenses to live.

But if you’re a commuter, guess what? They are not the most expensive places to commute. That honor goes to Washington, D.C.

Do you bike to work? Wouldn’t it be nice to get reimbursed for your bike share membership, tune-ups or repairs?

A bill in Congress is looking to make a tax benefit for bike commuters a reality. It’s the “Bicycle Commuter Act of 2019.” Currently, it’s in the House of Representatives, and would reclaim benefits bicyclists lost when tax reform was passed in 2017.

Under the new bill, cyclists would receive $53 per month for commuting. Old legislation allowed cyclists to receive $20 per month as a commuter benefit.