The 50 Corridor TMA (Transportation Management Association) is a nonprofit organization that's been serving the Sacramento Region since 1989. In 2025, we officially joined forces with the Sacramento TMA, which is the oldest TMA in the region and at one point one of the largest in the country. Together, we continue our mission to help people walk, bike, carpool, and use transit more.
We carry out our work in two contexts: workplaces, helping employees find their best commute, and residential communities, connecting people to resources that make getting around easier, less costly, and more enjoyable. Just think of us as a trip concierge—guiding each person to options that make travel less stressful and even joyful.
Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District
Chair
Sacramento County Department of Airports
Vice Chair
City of Rancho Cordova
Secretary
VSP
Treasurer
Caltrans
SMUD
Local Business Owner
UC Davis Health
SMUD
Sacramento State University
City of Sacramento
California Air Resources Board
SacRT
Executive Director
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Bike (real favorite is canoe)
Fun Fact:
Has been to Timbuktu (really)
Program Manager
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Bike
Fun Fact:
Danced with Sharon Jones while she performed 'Genuine' at a concert
Program Manager
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Bike (staring out the window on a train a close second)
Fun Fact:
Has taken the Amtrak cross-country four times (without a sleeper car)!
Membership Development Director
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Bike (practicality aside = horseback)
Fun Fact:
Summited Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2013
Outreach Coordinator
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Loves lounging on the Amtrak, a beverage in hand, gazing longingly out the window
Fun Fact:
Dreams of riding Amtrak all the way to Chicago, and to experience the high-speed rail in Europe
Marketing & Communications Manager
Favorite Mode of Transportation:
Skateboard (loaded on her bike)
Fun Fact:
Has hiked on an island in a lake on a volcano in a lake on an island in the ocean (Taal, PI)