Commuter benefits allow you to use pre-tax dollars to pay for work-related transit and parking expenses, reducing your taxable income and saving you money on your commute.

There are two types of commuter benefits, each designed to help with different aspects of your work commute:

Transit benefits cover expenses for getting to and from work using:

• Subway
• Bus
• Train
• Ferry
• Vanpools (with 6+ passenger seats)

Parking benefits cover expenses for:

• Parking at or near your workplace
• Parking at transit stations you use for your commute
• Parking garages and lots used for work commuting

Common questions

How much can I elect?

For 2025, employees with a Commuter benefit (Transit and/or Parking) may elect to contribute up to $325 per month per benefit.

How do I enroll in commuter benefits?

Contact your HR team to enroll. Unlike other pre-tax benefits, you can typically enroll in commuter benefits at any time during the year.

Can I change my contribution amount?

Yes, commuter benefits are typically managed monthly. You can update your election amount for the next month at any time, up to the IRS-set limit.