Integrity Awareness Training Annual Requirement

 
Integrity
 
Awareness
 
Training
Annual
 
Requirement
 
Transit
 
Benefit
 
Program
 
Last
 
updated
 
202
3
 
Topics
 
Program
 
Overview
Background
TRANServe
 
Role
Participant
 
Role
Legal
 
Implications
Understanding
 
the
 
Certification
 
Statement
Knowledge
 
Checks
 
(Questions
 
and
 
Answers)
Helpful
 
Information
 
Program
 
Overview
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
Program:
Protects
 
Nation’s
 
Infrastructure
Reduces
 
air
 
pollution
 
&
 
traffic
 
congestion
Increases
 
use
 
of
 
mass
 
transit
Studies
 
show
 
traffic
 
congestion:
Wastes
 
1.9
 
billion
 
gallons
 
of
 
gas
Costs
 
over
 
$100
 
billion
 
in
 
wasted
 
fuel
 
&
 
lost
 
time
Tax-
free
 
subsidy
 
for
 
actual
 
costs
 
of
 
mass
 
transit
 
commutes
Up
 
to
 
the
 
maximum
 
set
 
by
 
the
 
IRS
 
statutory
 
limit
 
Background
 
Program
 
History
1991
 
-
 
Federal
 
Transit
 
Administration
Program
 
Pilot
1993
 
-
 
Clean
 
Air
 
Act
2000
 
 
E.O.
 
13150
 
Federal
Workforce
 
Transportation
Fringe
 
Benefit
2005
 
-
 
SAFETEA-LU
Eligibility
All
 
federal
 
employees
 
working
 
in
 
full
 
or
part
 
time
 
paid
 status
All
 
federal
 
interns
 
and
 
volunteers
working
 
in
 
a
 
non-
paid
 
status-
 
Refer
 
to
agency
 
for
 
guidance
undefined
 
Approved
 
Mass
 
Transportation
 
Qualified
 
Vanpools
Commercial
 
or
 
private
 vehicle
with
 
at
 
least
 
six
 
adult
passengers,
 
excluding
 
the
driver
 
Rail
Subway
Commuter
Bus
Transit
 
authority
Commuter
Ferry
Pedestrian
 
or
 
bicycle
Trolley
undefined
 
Not
 
Approved
 
for
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
Parking
Garage
Commuter
 
Parking
Street 
Parking
 
POV-
 
Single
 
Occupancy
Taxi
Carpool
RideShare
Bike
Bike
 Share
Scooters
Personal
 Bikes
Refer
 
to
 
your
 
Agency
 
Service
 
Provider
 
to
 Federal
Agencies
Administers
 
the
 
Transit
Subsidy
 
Program
Distributes
 
the
 
transit
 
subsidy
to
 
agency
 
qualified
employees
Establishes
 
best
 
practices
Provides
 
education,
 
answers
and
 
support
 
to
 
Program
Offices
 
and
 participants
 
TRANServe’s
 
Role
 
Participant
 
Roles
 
and
 
Responsibilities
 
Understand
 
the
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
Program’s
 
scope
 
and
limitations
Understand
 
it
 
is
 
a
 
violation
 
of
 
federal
 
law
 
to
 
transfer
 
or
sell
 
the
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
or
 
to
 
provide
 
false
 
or
 fraudulent
information
 
in
 
order
 
to
 
obtain
 
the
 subsidy
Understand
 
the
 
potential
 
penalties
 
for
 
misuse
 
or
false
 claims
 
Participant
 
Roles
 
and
 
Responsibilities
 
To
 
not
 
be
 
named
 
on
 
a
 
worksite
 
parking
 
permit
 
at
 
any
 
Federal
agency,
 
nor
 
participate
 
in
 
a
 
carpool
To
 
use
 
the
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
for
 
home
 
to
 
work
 
and
 
work
 
to
home
 
transportation
 
only
To
 
ensure
 
the
 
amount
 
of
 
transit
 
subsidy received
 
does
 
not
exceed
 
actual
 
monthly
 
commuting
 
cost
 
of
 public
transportation
To
 
recertify
 
your
 
application
 
to
 
update
 
commuting
 
expenses
during
 
annual
 
recertification
 
and
 
whenever
 
your
 
commuting
method,
 
work
 
schedule
 
or
 
address
 
changes
 
Legal
 
Implications
 
Employees
 
who
 
misuse
 
the
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
are
 
subject
 
to
appropriate
 
administrative
 
action
 
including
 
discipline
 
and/or
disqualification
 
from
 
future
 
participation
 
in
 
the
 
Transit
Subsidy
 
Program
Disciplinary
 
action
 
can
 
range
 
from
 
written
 
warning
 
to
removal
 
from
 
Federal
 
Service,
 
depending
 
on
 
the
 
severity
 
of
the 
abuse
 
Website
 
Resources:
www.transportation.gov/transerve/
 
Apply
Recertify
TRANServe
 
card
News
FAQs
Research
 
Transit-
Area
Fast
 
Facts
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
  
Question
 #1
 
The
 
Transit
 
Benefit
 
Program
 
objective
 
is
 
to:
 
A.
 
Increase
 
compensation
 
of
 
federal
 
employees
per
 
month
B.
 
Encourage
 
federal
 
employees
 
to
 
use
 
mass
 
transportation
 
to
reduce
 
their
 
contributions
 
to
 
traffic
 
congestion
 
and
 
air
 
pollution
C.
 
Reward
 
the
 
employees
 
for
 
their
 
hard
 
work
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
  
Answer
 
#1
 
The
 
Transit
 
Benefit
 
Program
 
objective
 
is
 
to:
A.
 
Increase
 
compensation
 
of
 
federal
 
employees
per 
month
B.
 
Encourage
 
federal
 
employees
 
to
 
use
 
mass
 
transportation
to
 
reduce
 
their
 
contributions
 
to
 
traffic
 
congestion
 
and
 
air
pollution
C.
 
Reward
 
the
 
employees
 
for
 
their
 
hard
 
work
The
 
Federal
 
Workforce
 
Transportation
 
Fringe
Benefit
 
Program
 
under
 
Executive
 
Order
 
13150
 
is
designed
 
to
 
reduce
 
traffic
 
congestion
 
and
 
air
pollution.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#
 
2
 
If
 
I
 
misuse
 
my
 
transit
 
benefit
 
by selling
 
it
 
or
 
over-
estimating
 
my
commuting
 
cost,
 
I
 
can
 
be
 
removed
 
from
 
federal
 
service
True
False
 
.
 
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
  
Answer
 
#2
 
If
 
I
 
misuse
 
my
 
transit
 
benefit
 
by selling
 
it
 
or
 
over-
estimating
 
my
commuting
 
cost,
 
I
 
can
 
be
 
removed
 
from
 
federal
 
service
True
False
 
True:
 
Disciplinary
 
action
 
can
 
range
from
 
written
 
warning
 
to
 
removal
 
from
Federal
 
Service,
 
depending
 
on
 
the
severity
 
of
 
the
 
abuse.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#3
 
What
 
information
 
can
 
be
 
found
 
on
 
TRANServe’s
 
website?
A.
 
Link
 
to
 
your
 
online 
application
B.
 
How
 
to
 
get
 
a
 
replacement
 
TRANServe
 Card
C.
 
Best
 
practices
 
using
 
your
 
Transit
 
Benefit
D.
 
All
 
of
 
the 
above
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
  
Answer
 
#3
 
What
 
information
 
can
 
be
 
found
 
on
 
TRANServe’s
 
website?
A.
 
Link
 
to
 
your
 
online 
application
B.
 
How
 
to
 
get
 
a
 
replacement
 
TRANServe
 Card
C.
 
Best
 
practices
 
using
 
your
 
Transit
 
Benefit
D.
 
All
 
of
 
the
 
above
 
Visit
 
the
 
TRANServe
 
website
 
for
 
all
 
questions
 
and
 
resources:
https://www.transportation.gov/transerve
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#4
 
Martha
 
plans
 
to
 
start
 
teleworking.
 
The
 
next
 
step
 
is
 
to:
A.
 
Inform
 
her
 
supervisor
B.
 
Continue
 
claiming
 
her
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
without
 
change
C.
 
Submit
 
an
 
updated
 
application
 
that
 
reflects
 
her 
new
actual
 
commuting
 
cost
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#4
 
Martha
 
plans
 
to
 
start
 
teleworking.
 
The next
 
step
 
is
 
to:
A.
 
Inform
 
her
 
supervisor
B.
 
Continue
 
claiming
 
her
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
without
 
change
C.
 
Submit
 
an
 
updated
 
application
 
that
 
reflects
 
her 
new
actual
 
commuting
 
cost
 
You
 
are
 
responsible
 
to
 
update
 
your
 
transit
 
subsidy
application
 
and
 
commuting
 
cost
 
worksheet
 
whenever
you
 
change
 
your
 
commuting
 
method,
 
work
 
schedule,
 
or
address.
undefined
 
The
 
T
r
an
s
.
i
t
 Benefit
Certification
 
Statement
 
Certification
 
Is
 
Required
 
Before
 
you
 
can
 
enroll
 
in
the
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
Program
 
you
 
must
 first
certify
 
that
 certain
conditions
 
are
 
true
about
 you
 
Certify:
“To
 
formally
 
and
legally
 
attest
 
a
 
specific
statement
 
to
 
be
 true”
 
Read
 
the
 
Certification
 
Statement
 
Carefully
 
To
 
What
 
Must
 
I
 
Agree?
 
You
 
Must
 
agree:
I
 
am
 
employed
 
by
 
the
 
U.S.
 
Federal
 
Government
I
 
am
 
not
 
named
 
on
 
a
 
federally
 
subsidized
 
parking
 
permit, 
anywhere
I
 
am
 
eligible
 
for
 
a
 
public
 
transportation
 
fare
 
subsidy
I
 
will
 
use
 
the
 
subsidy
 
for
 
my
 
daily
 
mass
 
transit
 
commute
 
to
 
and
 
from
 
work
I
 
will
 
not
 
give,
 
sell
 
or
 
transfer 
it
 
to
 
anyone
 
else
I
 
will
 
not
 
use
 
the
 
Government
 
provided
 
subsidy
 
in
 
excess
 
of
 
the
 
IRS
 
limit
I
 
will
 
not
 
claim
 
an
 
amount
 
in
 
excess
 
of
 
my
 
actual
 
monthly
 
commuting
expense
I
 
will
 
not
 
include
 
parking
 
fees
 
as
 
part
 
of
 
my
 
commuting
 
cost
 
worksheet
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#5
 
Keeva
 
moved
 
closer
 
to
 
work
 
and
 
now
 
walks
 
to
 
work
 
after
commuting
 
on
 
the
 
train.
 
She
 
would
 
like
 
to
 
call
 
a
 
taxi
 
on
 
bad
weather
 
days.
 
Can
 
she
 
use her
 
subsidy
 
for
 
this
 
mode
 
of
transportation?
Yes
No
 
 
The
 
answer
 
is….
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#5
 
Keeva
 
moved
 
closer
 
to
 
work
 
and
 
now
 
walks
 
to
 
work
 
after
commuting
 
on
 
the
 
train.
 
She
 
would
 
like
 
to
 
call
 
a
 
taxi
 
on
 
bad
weather
 
days.
 
Can
 
she
 
use her
 
subsidy
 
for
 
this
 
mode
 
of
transportation?
Yes
No
 
 
Single
 
occupancy
 
modes
 
of
 
transportation
 are
not
 
eligible
 
for
 
Transit
 
Subsidy.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#6
 
Haley
 
commutes
 
from
 
Virginia
 
to
 
get
 
to
 
work.
 
Her
 
commuting
costs
 
are
 
$
321
 
per
 
month.
 
She
 
is
 
eligible
 
to
 
receive
 
additional
transit
 
subsidy
 
since
 
her
 
commute
 
is
 
so
 
costly.
True
False
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#6
 
Haley
 
commutes
 
from
 
Virginia
 
to
 
get
 
to
 
work.
 
Her
 
commuting
costs
 
are
 
$
321
 
per
 
month.
 
She
 
is
 
eligible
 
to
 
receive
 
additional
transit
 
subsidy
 
since
 
her
 
commute
 
is
 
so
 
costly.
True
False
The
 
federal
 
government
may
 
provide
 
up
 
to
 
the
 
IRS
 
maximum
 
for
mass
 
transportation
 
commuting
 
costs.
Haley
 
must
 
cover
 
the
 
additional
 
amount,
“out
 
of
 
pocket”.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#7
 
Becky
 
chooses
 
to
 
ride
 
in
 
a
 carpool.
 
She
 
is
 
eligible
 
to
 
receive
 
the
transit
 
subsidy.
True
False
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#7
 
Becky
 
chooses
 
to
 
ride
 
in
 
a
 carpool.
 
She
 
is
 
eligible
 
to
 
receive
 
the
transit
 
subsidy.
True
False
 
 
The
 
Federal
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
is
 
for
 
federal
 
employees
 
who
choose
 
to
 
commute
 
on
 
mass
 
transit
 
in
 
a
 
commuter
 
highway
vehicle.
 
This
 
includes
 
bus,
 
rail,
 
light
 
rail
 
and
 
an
 
authorized
vanpools-
(6
 
adult
 
passengers
 
or
 
more).
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#8
 
Ivan
 
rides
 
mass
 
transit
 
and
 
parks
 
in
 
the
 
lot
 
near
 
the
 
station.
 
He
includes
 
his
 
parking
 
fees
 
as
 
part
 
of
 
his
 
monthly
 
commuting
 
cost.
He
 
is
 
right
 
to
 
do
 this.
True
False
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#8
 
Ivan
 
rides
 
mass
 
transit
 
and
 
parks
 
in
 
the
 
lot
 
near
 
the
 
station.
 
He
includes
 
his
 
parking
 
fees
 
as
 
of
 
his
 
monthly
 
commuting
 
cost.
 
He
 
is
right
 
to
 
do
 
this.
True
False
 
The
 
Federal
 
Transit
 
Benefit
 
is
 
exclusively
 
for
 
your
home-
to-
work-
to-
home
 
commute
 
on 
mass
transportation.
 
Any
 
other
 
use
 
is
 
actionable
 
as
fraud,
 
waste,
 
or
 
abuse
 
of
 
federal
 
funds
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#9
 
Ciera
 
and
 
her
 
supervisor
 
agree
 
that
 
she
 
may
 
telework
 
two
 
days
each
 
week,
 
indefinitely.
 
Her
 
current
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
is
 
$25
 
per
week.
 
Now
 
that
 
she
 
does
 
not
 
commute
 
every
 
day,
 
her
 
correct
course
 
of
 
action
 
is
 
to:
A.
 
Thank
 
her
 
supervisor
 
for
 
his/her
 understanding.
B.
 
Continue
 
claiming
 
her
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
without
 
change.
C.
 
Submit
 
application
 
to
 
reflect
 
her
 
new
 
actual
 
commuting
cost.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#9
 
Ciera
 
and
 
her
 
supervisor
 
agree
 
that
 
she
 
may
 
telework
 
two
 
days
each
 
week,
 
indefinitely.
 
Her
 
current
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
is
 
$25
 
per
week.
 
Now
 
that
 
she
 
does
 
not
 
commute
 
every
 
day,
 
her
 
correct
course
 
of
 
action
 
is
 
to:
A.
 
Thank
 
her
 
supervisor
 
for
 
his/her
 understanding.
B.
 
Continue
 
claiming
 
her
 
transit
 
subsidy
 
without
 
change.
C.
 
Submit
 
application
 
to
 
reflect
 
her
 
new
 
actual
 
commuting
cost.
Anytime
 
your
 
information
changes
 
an
 
application
 
is
required:
 
work
 
location,
commuting
 
cost,
 
home
 
address.
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Question
 
#10
 
Chris
 
is
 
going
 
to
 
an
 
off-
site
 
meeting.
 
He
 
is
 
using
 
mass
transportation
 
to
 
travel
 
to
 
and
 
from
 
the
 
meeting.
 
Since
 
he
 
has
available
 
funds
 
he
 
decides
 
to
 
use
 
his
 
transit
 
subsidy.
 
This
 
is
 
the
correct
 
course
 
of
 
action.
True
False
 
Knowledge
 
Check:
 
Answer
 
#10
 
Chris
 
is
 
going
 
to
 
an
 
off-
site
 
meeting.
 
He
 
is
 
using
 
mass
transportation
 
to
 
travel
 
to
 
and
 
from
 
the
 
meeting.
 
Since
 
he
 
has
available
 
funds
 
he
 
decides
 
to
 
use
 
his
 
transit
 
benefit.
 
This
 
is
 the
correct
 
course
 
of
 
action.
True
False
 
Travel
 
to
 
an
 
off-
site
 
meeting
 
or
 
training
 
class
 
is
 
an
 
office
 
expense.
The
 
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
is
 
provided
 
solely
 
for
 
your
 
home-
to-
work-
to-
home
 
commute
 
via
 
mass
 
transportation.
 
H
e
l
p
f
u
l
I
n
f
o
r
m
a
t
i
o
n
 
The
 
TRANServe
 
Card
 
Answers
 
and
 
Activation:
 
www.transportation.gov/TRANServe/my-transerve-
card
Monitor
 
Your
 
Benefit:
 
https://www.access.usbank.com
Customer
 
Service:
 
1-800-994-
6722
Organization
 
Code:
 
TRANSV
 
TRANServe
 
Card
 
Funding
 
Cycles
 
TIP:
 
Purchase
 
by
 
the
 
4
th
 
to
 
avoid
 
wasting
 
your
 
benefit.
This
 
is
 
to
 
allow
 
your
 
vendor
 
enough time to
 
post
the
 
charges
 
before
 
the
 
subsidy
 
month
 
resets.
 
 
Register
 
Your 
Card
:
 
https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Create
Answers
:
 
https://www.wmata.com/fares/smartrip/faq.cfm
Monitor
 
Your
 
Benefit:
 
https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Login
Customer
 
Service:
 
888-
SMARTRIP
 
(M-
F,
 
7AM-
8PM)
 
National
 
Capital
 
Region’s
 
SmartTrip
 
Card
 
SmarTrip
 
Card
 
Funding
 
Cycles
 
TIP:
 
Monitor
 
your
 
funds
 
through
 
your
 
online account
 
at
the
 
website
 
below:
https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Login
 
Thank
 
you
 
for
 
choosing
 
to
 
commute
 
using
 
mass
 
transit
 
and
 
welcome
to
 
the
 
program.
 
Additional
 
information
 
is
 
available
 
on
 
our
 
Website:
https://www.transportation.gov/transerve/faq
 
 
For
 
specific
 
questions,
 
find
 
your
 
DOT
 
Modal
 
Point
 
of
 
Contact
 
here:
https://
www.transportation.gov/transerve/participants/dot-transit-subsidy-
modal-points-contact
undefined
 
for
 
successfully
 
completing
 
the
Transit
 
Subsidy
 
Integrity
 
Awareness
 
Training
Confirm
 
by
 
checking
 
box
 
through
 
online
application
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  1. IntegrityAwarenessTraining AnnualRequirement TransitBenefitProgram Lastupdated 2023

  2. Topics ProgramOverview Background TRANServe Role ParticipantRole Legal Implications WebsiteResources: https://www.transportation.gov/transerve/ Understanding theCertificationStatement KnowledgeChecks(Questions andAnswers) HelpfulInformation

  3. ProgramOverview TransitSubsidy Program: ProtectsNation sInfrastructure Reducesair pollution & traffic congestion Increases use of mass transit Studies show trafficcongestion: Wastes1.9 billion gallons of gas Costs over $100 billion in wasted fuel & lost time Tax-freesubsidy for actualcosts ofmasstransit commutes Up to the maximumset by the IRS statutory limit

  4. Background ProgramHistory 1991- Federal TransitAdministration ProgramPilot 1993- Clean Air Act 2000 E.O. 13150Federal WorkforceTransportation FringeBenefit 2005 - SAFETEA-LU Eligibility All federal employees workingin full or part time paid status Allfederal interns and volunteers workingin a non-paidstatus- Refer to agencyforguidance

  5. Approved Mass Transportation Rail Qualified Vanpools Commercial or private vehicle with at least six adult passengers, excluding the driver Subway Commuter Bus Transit authority Commuter Ferry Pedestrian or bicycle Trolley

  6. NotApproved forTransitSubsidy Parking Garage Commuter Parking Street Parking POV- Single Occupancy Taxi Carpool RideShare Bike Bike Share Scooters Personal Bikes Refer to yourAgency

  7. TRANServesRole Service Provider to Federal Agencies Administers the Transit Subsidy Program Distributes the transit subsidy to agency qualified employees Establishes best practices Provides education, answers and support to Program Offices and participants

  8. ParticipantRoles and Responsibilities Understand the Transit Subsidy Program s scope and limitations Understand it is a violation of federal law to transfer or sell the transit subsidy or to provide false or fraudulent information in order to obtain the subsidy Understand the potential penalties for misuse or false claims

  9. ParticipantRoles and Responsibilities To not be named on a worksite parking permit at any Federal agency, nor participate in a carpool To use the transit subsidy for home to work and work to home transportation only To ensure the amount of transit subsidy received does not exceed actual monthly commuting cost of public transportation To recertify your application to update commuting expenses during annual recertification and whenever your commuting method, work schedule or address changes

  10. Legal Implications Employees who misuse the transit subsidy are subject to appropriate administrative actionincluding discipline and/or disqualification from future participationin the Transit Subsidy Program Disciplinaryactioncan range from writtenwarningto removal from Federal Service, depending on the severity of the abuse

  11. Website Resources: www.transportation.gov/transerve/ Apply Recertify TRANServe card News FAQs Research Transit-Area FastFacts

  12. Knowledge Check: Question #1 The TransitBenefit Programobjectiveisto: A. Increase compensation of federal employees per month B. Encourage federal employees to use mass transportation to reduce their contributionsto trafficcongestion andairpollution C. Reward the employees for their hardwork

  13. Knowledge Check: Answer #1 The Transit Benefit Programobjective is to: A. Increasecompensationof federal employees per month B.Encourage federal employeestouse masstransportation toreduce their contributionstotraffic congestion and air pollution C. Rewardthe employeesfor their hard work The FederalWorkforce Transportation Fringe BenefitProgramunder Executive Order13150 is designed toreduce traffic congestionand air pollution.

  14. Knowledge Check: Question # 2 If I misuse my transit benefit by selling it or over-estimating my commutingcost, I can be removed from federal service True False

  15. Knowledge Check: Answer #2 . If I misuse my transit benefit by selling it or over-estimating my commutingcost, I can be removed from federal service True False True: Disciplinary actioncan range fromwrittenwarningtoremovalfrom Federal Service, depending on the severity of the abuse.

  16. Knowledge Check: Question #3 What informationcanbe found on TRANServe s website? A. Link to your online application B.How to get a replacementTRANServe Card C.Best practicesusing your Transit Benefit D. All of the above

  17. Knowledge Check: Answer #3 What informationcanbe found on TRANServe s website? A. Link to your online application B.How to get a replacementTRANServe Card C.Best practicesusing your Transit Benefit D. All of the above Visit the TRANServe website for all questions and resources: https://www.transportation.gov/transerve

  18. Knowledge Check: Question #4 Martha plans to start teleworking. The next step is to: A. Inform her supervisor B.Continue claimingher transit subsidy without change C. Submit an updated application that reflects her new actual commutingcost

  19. Knowledge Check: Answer #4 Martha plans to start teleworking. The next step is to: A. Inform her supervisor B.Continue claimingher transit subsidy without change C. Submit an updated application that reflects her new actual commutingcost Youare responsible toupdate yourtransitsubsidy applicationand commutingcostworksheetwhenever you change your commutingmethod, workschedule, or address.

  20. The Trans.it Benefit Certification Statement

  21. Certification Is Required Before you can enroll in the Transit Subsidy Program you must first certify that certain conditions are true about you Certify: Toformallyand legally attesta specific statement to be true

  22. Readthe Certification Statement Carefully

  23. ToWhat Must I Agree? YouMustagree: I am employedbythe U.S. Federal Government I am not named on a federally subsidized parkingpermit, anywhere Iam eligible fora public transportation fare subsidy I will use the subsidy for my daily mass transit commute to and from work I will not give, sell or transfer it to anyoneelse I will not use the Government provided subsidyin excess of the IRS limit Iwill not claim an amount in excess of my actual monthly commuting expense I will not include parking fees as part of my commuting cost worksheet

  24. Knowledge Check: Question #5 Keeva moved closer to work and now walksto work after commutingon the train.She would like to call a taxion bad weatherdays. Can she use her subsidy for this mode of transportation? Yes No The answer is .

  25. Knowledge Check: Answer #5 Keeva moved closerto work and now walksto work after commutingon the train.She would like to call a taxion bad weatherdays. Can she use her subsidy for this mode of transportation? Yes No Single occupancy modes of transportation are not eligible for Transit Subsidy.

  26. Knowledge Check: Question #6 Haley commutes from Virginia to get to work. Her commuting costs are $321 per month. She is eligible to receive additional transit subsidy since her commute is so costly. True False

  27. Knowledge Check: Answer #6 Haley commutes from Virginia to get to work. Her commuting costs are $321 per month. She is eligible to receive additional transit subsidy since her commute is so costly. True False The federal government may provide up tothe IRSmaximumfor masstransportation commutingcosts. Haley must cover the additional amount, outof pocket .

  28. Knowledge Check: Question #7 Beckychooses to ride in a carpool. She is eligible to receive the transitsubsidy. True False

  29. Knowledge Check: Answer #7 Becky chooses to ride in a carpool. She is eligible to receive the transitsubsidy. True False The FederalTransit Subsidyisfor federal employeeswho choose to commute on mass transit in a commuterhighway vehicle. This includes bus, rail, light rail and an authorized vanpools-(6 adult passengers or more).

  30. Knowledge Check: Question #8 Ivan rides mass transit and parks in the lot near the station. He includes his parking fees as part of his monthly commuting cost. He is right to do this. True False

  31. Knowledge Check: Answer #8 Ivan rides mass transit and parks in the lot near the station. He includes his parking fees as of his monthly commutingcost. He is right to do this. True False The Federal Transit Benefit is exclusivelyfor your home-to-work-to-home commute on mass transportation. Any other use is actionable as fraud, waste,or abuse of federal funds

  32. Knowledge Check: Question #9 Cieraand her supervisor agree that she may telework two days eachweek, indefinitely. Her current transit subsidy is $25 per week.Now that she does not commute every day, her correct course of action is to: A. Thank her supervisor for his/her understanding. B.Continue claimingher transit subsidy without change. C.Submit application to reflect her new actual commuting cost.

  33. Knowledge Check: Answer #9 Cieraand her supervisor agree that she may telework two days eachweek, indefinitely. Her current transit subsidy is $25 per week.Now that she does not commute every day, her correct course of action is to: A. Thank her supervisor for his/her understanding. B.Continue claimingher transit subsidy without change. C.Submit application to reflect her new actual commuting cost. Anytimeyour information changes anapplication is required: work location, commutingcost, home address.

  34. Knowledge Check: Question #10 Chris is going to an off-site meeting. He is using mass transportation totravel toand from the meeting. Since he has available funds he decides to use his transit subsidy. This is the correctcourseof action. True False

  35. Knowledge Check: Answer #10 Chris is going to an off-site meeting. He is using mass transportationtotravel toand from the meeting. Since he has available funds he decides to use his transit benefit. This is the correctcourseof action. True False Travel to an off-site meeting or training class is an office expense. The Transit Subsidy is provided solely for your home-to-work-to- home commute via mass transportation.

  36. Helpful Information

  37. The TRANServe Card Answers and Activation: www.transportation.gov/TRANServe/my-transerve-card MonitorYourBenefit:https://www.access.usbank.com CustomerService: 1-800-994-6722 Organization Code: TRANSV

  38. TRANServe Card Funding Cycles BenefitMonth October November December January February March April May June July August September Funds Available September 10-October 9 October 10-November 9 November 10-December 9 December 10-January 9 January 10-February 9 February 10-March 9 March 10-April 9 April 10-May 9 May 10-June 9 June 10-July 9 July 10-August 9 August 10-September 9 TIP: Purchase by the 4thto avoid wasting your benefit. This is to allow your vendor enough time to post the charges before the subsidy month resets.

  39. NationalCapital RegionsSmartTrip Card Register Your Card: https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Create Answers: https://www.wmata.com/fares/smartrip/faq.cfm Monitor YourBenefit:https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Login Customer Service: 888-SMARTRIP (M-F,7AM-8PM)

  40. SmarTripCard FundingCycles Benefit Month October November December January February March April May June July August September Funds Available October 1-31 November 1-30 December 1-30 January 1-30 February 1-28 March 1-31 April 1-30 May 1-30 June 1-30 July 1-31 August 1-31 September 1-30 TIP: Monitor your funds through your online account at the website below: https://smartrip.wmata.com/Account/Login

  41. Thank you for choosingto commuteusing mass transit and welcome to the program. Additionalinformationis available on our Website: https://www.transportation.gov/transerve/faq For specific questions, find your DOT Modal Point of Contacthere: https://www.transportation.gov/transerve/participants/dot-transit-subsidy- modal-points-contact

  42. forsuccessfullycompletingthe Transit SubsidyIntegrityAwarenessTraining Confirm by checking box through online application

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