Bill Walton, remembered as a multifaceted personality, was not only a competitor and entertainer but also an individual who triumphed over adversity. Overcoming a speech …
At This Unique Symposium On May 31st, Attendees Will Learn How “Money-Ready” Solutions And Public-Private Partnerships Currently In Place Can Address Greater Nashville’s Pressing Transportation Challenges A recent Forbes …
Mark Cleveland, CEO and Co-Founder of Hytch Rewards, has once again earned his place on Nashville’s prestigious “In Charge” list for 2023, marking his second …
We’re beyond excited to announce that CEO and Co-Founder of Hytch, Mark Cleveland, has been named on Nashville’s prestigious “In Charge” list for the third …
Hytch Rewards CEO and Co-Founder recognized by Nashville Post and identified among Nashville’s “power brokers” who “embody what it means to make sure the city …
Skilled Workforce Adopts Hytch Rewards to Deliver Cash Incentives to Every Employee Driving to Nashville’s Booming Construction Sites NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 22, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — …
The purpose of this study is to gain a deeper understanding of the factors influencing traveller decisions about driving or taking a shared ride, including learning about the tradeoffs among desired features of different travel options and trip price.
Hytch Heroes have helped save 127,148 trees by tracking their trips on the Hytch Rewards app. Hytch’s new partnership with ForestPlanet means we will be planting trees for every 50 miles tracked in the Hytch Rewards app. Hytch Heroes keep restoring our earth one trip at a time!
COVID-19 puts a spotlight on companies who adapt quickly. Hytch Rewards has adapted and expanded the platform to offer greater value with the shelter in place reward and the commuter wellness pledge. The new features enable contact tracing and monitoring of commuter wellness to ensure the safety of us all.
Commuters are returning to single occupancy vehicles, further increasing congestion and carbon emissions. We have also learned that transportation is a barrier to employment so affordable and equitable access to public transit is crucial for many commuters. So how do we encourage commuters to start using public transit again?