Everything about Green Transport totally explained
Green transport is a category of
sustainable transport which uses human power, animal power and
renewable energy. In common usage
public transport is considered a green transport option in comparison with private vehicles, as is
car pooling. But some people prefer a definition that doesn't include
public transport or
vehicle movements which relies on non-renewable energy.
Green transport includes:
Often there can be a sliding scale of
green transport depending on the sustainabilty of the option. Public transport on traditional diesel buses uses less fuel per passenger than private vehicles so is more green than private vehicles, but isn't as green as using a solar powered bus. It can often be useful to talk about moving a community towards the ultimate green mode transport outcomes - instead of declaring that they're there if they cross a particular sustainability threshold. Walking across sensitive environments can often cause considerable damage and so isn't always the greenest option.
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