Your Transit Options

We make it easy for you to use the money in your account to pay and get reimbursed for eligible transit expenses. There are three fully automated payment options.

The Commuter Card is a good option if your commute changes or if you don’t ride transit every day to work. You can use it to buy your pass or tickets for yourself.

• Decide how much money to load onto your Card each month to cover your monthly transit costs.
• Funds are automatically loaded onto your Card prior to each benefit month so you can use your benefits whenever you need them.
• You can check your balance anytime by logging into your account at wageworks.com.

Where available, you can load money directly onto transit smart cards.

• Log onto your account to load money onto transit agency smart cards directly from your account.
• This is a good option if your commute is consistent.

Purchase a pass directly through your account.

• Identify the agency pass you want to buy and it’s delivered to your home or office.
• You can opt to have passes mailed automatically each month.
• We make every effort to ensure that passes are delivered by the first of the benefit month.

Deadlines

You can enroll in a Commuter Transit Account at any time – you don’t need to wait for the next Open Enrollment period.

Simply log into your account, or register for one if you haven’t yet created an account. Click on the PLACE YOUR ORDER button to sign up for a Commuter Transit Account.

You must place your order a month in advance. Any order must be made, changed or cancelled before the 10^th of the month prior to the benefit month. For example, to start using your transit funds in February, elections must be made by the 10^th of January. You have until the 15th when placing an order for a transit card.

Your Parking Options

Each month, your parking deductions are placed in a Parking Account. You use the funds in your account to pay for your order and can use any of the below options. Eligible parking expenses include expenses at your work location or expenses used to get to work (for example, parking at a train station).

• Pay My Parking. Arrange for account funds to be sent to your parking facility before the first day of the month. This is a great option if you are paying for a monthly parking permit and can be set up through a simple form through your account.
• Parking Card. The Parking Card works just like a credit card and can be used to pay for your parking costs at the parking operators who accept them.
• Pay Me Back. If your parking expenses are inconsistent or your garage doesn’t accept credit cards, then use a Pay Me Back form to get reimbursed for eligible expenses. Funds can be transferred to your bank account or a check will be mailed to you.

Deadlines

You can enroll in a Commuter Parking Account at any time – you don’t need to wait for the next Open Enrollment period. 

Simply log into your account, or register for one if you haven’t yet created an account. Click on the PLACE YOUR ORDER button to sign up for a Commuter Parking Account.

You must place your order a month in advance. Any order must be made, changed or cancelled before the 10^th of the month prior to the benefit month. For example, to start using your parking funds in February, elections must be made by the 10^th of January. You have until the 15th when placing an order for a parking card.

Sign Up Now!

Ready to enroll and save? You’re just a few steps away from enrollment. And remember, you can enroll, change or cancel your commuter elections at any time.

1. Sign up. You will need to create a username and password. To do this you'll need to verify your employee status by answering a few simple questions. During this process, you’ll be asked to enter an ID Code. The ID Code is the last 4 digits of your Walmart Identification Number (WIN). You can find your WIN on the WIRE > Me@Walmart > My Assignments > Walmart Identification Number (WIN) Finder. 
   
   Click here to create a first-time username and password. 
2. Enroll. If you've decided to get a pass, the selection must be made and balance available by the 10th of the month in order for your deductions to begin the following month. If you've selected a transit or parking card, you have until the 15th. For those on a biweekly pay schedule, funds are withdrawn equally from your first two paychecks of each month and used to pay for your order. For those on a weekly pay schedule, funds are withdrawn equally from your first four (4) paychecks of each month and used to pay for your order. The maximum enrollment amount you can select is $340 for Transit and $340 for Parking. If you are enrolling in both a Transit and Parking accounts, you need to place an order for each so that WageWorks knows how you want your funds applied. 
   
   Troubleshooting your Commuter enrollment. Ensure you are using the last four digits of your WIN number along with your Walmart email address for confirmation purposes. Do NOT select verification by text as the phone numbers are not in the system. If you have a previous account, enroll in the Walmart Commuter benefit and make sure to select “Walmart” in any drop-down options.
   
3. Save. From now on, you'll get your Commuter Card automatically reloaded. In most cases, your parking payment will also be sent directly to your provider and you never have to renew your enrollment.
   
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