Big Red Bikes is a student-run, non-profit organization providing bike share service to the Cornell community. Students working in Big Red Bikes have the unique chance to impact Cornell's campus as part of an innovative business practicing social entrepreneurship. Their staff is made up of students studying Urban Planning, Business, Engineering, and much more.

Gadabout is a nonprofit transportation service for older and disabled residents of Tompkins County. Gadabout also provides ADA Complementary Paratransit, specialized, door-to-door transportation service for people who are not able to ride the fixed-route transit system because of a disability.To be eligible you must be disabled or be 60 or older.

GO Ithaca is a membership-based program hosted by the Downtown Ithaca Alliance, which provides transportation benefits discounts, and resources to employees, employers, and residents within the Downtown Ithaca area. These increase local access to Ithaca Carshare, carpooling programs, TCAT buses, and emergency rides home when shared or active transportation fails.

Ithaca Carshare is a non-profit carsharing organization offering membership-based 24/7 self-serve access to shared vehicles around Ithaca and on Cornell's campus. Their mission is to enhance community access to transportation while reducing negative environmental and economic impacts of car use.

New Yorkers for Clean Power is a statewide campaign to rapidly shift to a clean energy economy. Through education, advocacy and organizing, the campaign engages the public, local governments and businesses to advance a range of renewable energy, energy efficiency and clean transportation solutions. New Yorkers for Clean Power is focused on advancing solar, offshore wind, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, renewable heating and cooling, as well as creating jobs in these industries for all communities in New York. New Yorkers for Clean Power is convened by NRDC, Frack Action, Catskill Mountainkeeper, The Solutions Project and Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2).

Reconnect Rochester is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the expansion of transit services, including pedestrian, bike, bus and rail facilities, into a truly multimodal transportation network. They work to reconnect their community for improved personal mobility, urban vitality, environmental sustainability, and economic development.

TCAT, Inc (Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit, Inc.) is a not-for-profit corporation that provides public transportation for Tompkins County New York. TCAT’s urban, campus and rural bus routes provide service to both county and out-of-county riders to Cornell University, Ithaca College, Tompkins Cortland Community College, as well as to retail, entertainment, commercial, residential and professional centers. TCAT operates 22- ½ hours a day, seven days a week, and 360 days a year.