Around the World Challenge

Earth

16,011.15 Miles Traveled!

 


 

 

Join the Around the World Challenge from March 17 - April 17!

Registration opens in Share the Ride NC on March 1. 

 

Replace your solo vehicle trips and track your smart commutes in Share the Ride NC to travel 24,900 miles collectively, the circumference of the Earth.

You will earn one point for every mile tracked in Share the Ride NC. The person who tracks the most miles in each smart commute mode -bus, bike, carpool, vanpool, scooter, and walking - will win a JBL Bluetooth speaker

Register Here!


Our planet is a masterpiece filled with breathtaking wonders — from lush forests and flowing waterfalls to towering mountains and colorful coral reefs.  

As we explore these natural marvels around the world, it's crucial to acknowledge the effect our travels have on the environment.

A typical passenger vehicle emits about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year.* Embracing sustainable travel and supporting conservation efforts are key to preserving these treasures for future generations.**

This year, in honor of Earth Day, we are challenging the Triangle community, employees, and visitors to collectively replace their solo-vehicle trips using transit, carpool, vanpool, bike, scooter, or walking the distance around the Earth. 


Destinations around the world to reach: 


 

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Parícutin Volcano, Mexico

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Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

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Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

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Great Barrier Reef, Australia

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Grand Canyon, Arizona


A dynamic leaderboard in Share the Ride NC will show how far individuals have traveled and our collective progress toward the 24,900-mile goal!

The Around the World Challenge runs March 17-April 17. April 18 is the last day to log your trips in the Share the Ride NC calendar. Winners will be announced on Earth Day, April 22.

Let's travel the World together in 31 days!
 


 

This year's prizes sponsored by SEACT chapter of ACT

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