Commuters who can't find parking close to their rail stop are likely to just hit the road and drive alone to work, making congestion worse in the process. So the company took strong steps to offer its 850 employees viable alternatives to driving. The most dramatic of those steps was very concrete.
Employees pay nothing to park there.
It's an incentive to use the train. We're concerned about traffic and congestion. The unusual step is not simply a strategy to help ease commutes in the short term during the relocation. The company runs a free shuttle between its new Stamford headquarters and the Stamford train station, as well. Harry Harris, Bureau Chief of Public Transportation for ConnDOT, supports the actions taken by Purdue Pharma to provide their employees with access to the New Haven Line.