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Commute Grand Prix — NY Climate Week 2026: official rules

Sep 17, 2026 · 4 min read
Commute Grand Prix — NY Climate Week 2026: official rules

Every year, the world gathers in New York to talk about climate. This year, we're moving. The Commute Grand Prix turns the gap between talking and doing into a week of action: from 20 to 27 September 2026, anyone, anywhere, can take part at no cost — download the Ecomiles app, log your daily commute, and watch your verified emissions savings accumulate on a live global leaderboard, as an individual and on behalf of your employer. Employers can sponsor rewards for their own teams at no cost to participants.

This page is the official rulebook of the campaign. Any update to the rules will be recorded here, with the date of the change.

1. The campaign

2. Dates

3. Who can take part

4. How to participate

  1. Download the Ecomiles app on the App Store or Google Play and create your account (or sign in).
  2. Join the Grand Prix from the campaign banner in the app.
  3. Select your employer (optional) so that your verified savings also count for your company's team.
  4. Commute as usual. Walk, cycle, take public transport, carpool, or drive an ethanol or electric vehicle. The app detects and saves your trips automatically — no forms, no photos, no self-declaration.
  5. Follow the leaderboard in the app, updated live throughout the week.

5. What counts

6. Scoring and leaderboard

7. Employers and sponsored rewards

8. Fair play

9. Privacy

10. General terms


Rulebook published on 17 September 2026. Version 1.0.

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