Including the closely related term public transport.
… likely to use public transport and are buying more goods online, significantly increasing van traffic. Think flexibly; every journey not taken in a petrol or diesel car improves air quality and lowers emissions. An easy first step is to cut your idling time. If stopped in a queue of traffic or parked and waiting in your car (and you don’t have auto-stop), turn your engine off. An idling engine uses…
…. Use public transport Regularly check if you can leave the car at home and take a journey by bus or train. Whether it’s once a day/month/week/year, every single journey not taken by car is essential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport and to ensuring investment to improve services. Many think that public transport in Lincolnshire is not a viable option, but over the years services…
… Jobs and opportunities Planning and building Transport and parking Visitors and leisure Your community A to Z of Services Close…
…. Reducing transport emissions Emissions in North Kesteven and nationally Well over a third of the emissions in the District are from transport. Before the pandemic, greenhouse gas emissions from transport had risen to the highest levels since 2005 in North Kesteven. National figures suggest post-pandemic transport movements are even higher as people are less…