Authors:-Â Devendrasinh Chauhan, Jitesh Shukla
Abstract:-Â Any form of transportation that is eco-friendly and has little impact on the environment is considered sustainable. It all comes down to striking a balance between our immediate and long-term interests when it comes to transportation. Walking, riding, using public transportation, carpooling, car sharing, and operating electric vehicles are other forms of urban mobility. Transportation is the single largest contributor to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. By opting for effective transit over a car, everyone can reduce their negative effects even more. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that transportation is responsible for about 25% of all pollutants. 4,720 kg of CO2, 186.6 kg of CO, 28 kg of VOCs, and 25.6 kg of NOx are produced by the average car each year.
Keywords:-Â Goals, Sustainability, Transportation, Objectives
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