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OmniRide Recognized by Best Workplaces for Commuters in 2026

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OmniRide is excited to share that for the second consecutive year, we have been named as one of the Best Workplaces for Commuters (BWC). This recognition acknowledges organizations that promote environmentally and economically friendly transportation choices. To qualify, members must meet the BWC “Standard of Excellence,” which entails providing high-level transportation benefits for their organization, university, college, residential site, or multi-employer site.

“Being recognized as a Best Place to Work for Commuters again underscores our commitment to fostering a workplace that prioritizes employee well-being and enables employees to succeed both with their commutes and their careers,” said Joe Stainsby, Chief Development Officer. “We are honored to receive this recognition.”

OmniRide’s commuter benefits program includes:

  • Telework program
  • Pre-tax commuter benefits
  • Free Virginia Railway Express (VRE) rides and OmniRide Local and Express bus rides
  • Bicycle amenities, including secure parking and showers
  • Bus schedules and Guaranteed Ride Home information are available to employees

OmniRide applied for the BWC program in August 2024, and by the fall of that year, we became the first organization in Prince William County to receive this designation! We are not alone in this achievement; Micron Technology Inc. was recognized as one of the Best Workplaces for Commuters in 2025.

OmniRide looks forward to helping more employers in the Prince William County region gain the BWC designation. This recognition is designed to acknowledge and support innovative employers that provide transportation benefits to reduce traffic, enhance productivity, and promote sustainable commuting options for their workforce. We work with local businesses to assist them in achieving this designation, and we would like to highlight and congratulate the new 2026 designees in our area:

  • Micron
  • City of Manassas
  • Advanced Program Analytics, LLC
  • Systems Planning and Analysis
  • George Mason Science and Technology Campus
  • Northern Virginia Community College (Woodbridge and Manassas Campuses)
  • Potomac Mills Mall

As a regional public transit agency, OmniRide’s Employer Services program helps local businesses establish and expand commuter benefits programs for their employees. Our services are available free of charge to all businesses in the Prince William County area. We can assist with emergency preparation, carpool and vanpool formation, telework programs, alternative work schedules, and more. Are you ready to help make Prince William County a better place for commuters? Email OmniRide’s Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Program Manager, Sarah McGowan, at smcgowan@omniride.com.

About Us

OmniRide is the operating name for the mobility services offered by the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC). The organization provides Local bus service in Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park; Express service for commuters along the I-95 and I-66 corridors to employment centers in Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C.; Metro Express which connects riders with Metro Stations; and OmniRide Connect Microtransit service in Manassas Park and in the Dumfries/Triangle and Quantico areas, which allows riders to be transported in vans that are dispatched on demand. In addition, OmniRide’s Employer Services assists local employers who wish to establish or expand an employee transportation program.

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