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Why the Future of Transportation Must Be Sustainable and What Can We Do?

Transportation plays a vital role in sustainable development and impacts individuals across the globe. It’s important to explore and implement strategies for a sustainable, economically viable, efficient, and accessible transportation system. Neglecting this can harm the environment.

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A report by Texas A&M Transportation Institute, in 2020, average American commuter was stuck in traffic approximately 54 hours a year, equivalent to two days,  and this leads to a significant economic burden from traffic congestion. This situation results not only in wasted time but also in the depletion of financial resources, adversely impacting both the environment and public health.

But we can make a change because transportation is the daily basis of how we live, work, and connect, and we have the control. Making public transportation sustainable is not just an environmental goal; it's essential for our economy and society. Inaction will lead to increased carbon emissions and harm our well-being

Achieve Success With Green Wheels

According to Acropolium, eco-friendly transportation methods yield enduring economic advantages by lowering fuel consumption, enhancing energy efficiency, and optimizing logistical processes. So, sustainable transportation not only supports environmental conservation but also leads to long-term benefits, such as

  • Saving on expenses
  • Maintenance of infrastructure
  • Reduced government expenses on imported fuels
  • Decreased healthcare expenses due to improved air quality provide substantial financial benefits for public institutions.

Keep reading to discover how these strategies can foster positive change.

Reasons Why Electric Cars Are the Key to Better Days?

Before exploring electric vehicles (EVs), it is important to recognize the environmental impact of gasoline-powered cars. Sustain Life noted these vehicles are responsible for 41% of CO2 emissions in the transportation sector worldwide. This is primarily due to their release of carbon dioxide, greenhouse gases (GHGs), and harmful pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides (SOx), which negatively impact air quality, public health, and the natural environment. In contrast, EVs do not emit GHGs, making them a cleaner and more sustainable transportation option.  

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Introducing EVs: Environmentally Friendly and Sustainable.

First, let’s look at the environmental benefits of EVs, Resources.org highlighted that incorporating plug-in electric vehicles, such as the plug-in variant of the Ford Escape, which features a gasoline engine and a sizable and large battery that can be charged from an external power source, into the US vehicle fleet would significantly enhance local air quality and climate throughout the vehicles’ lifetimes.

Therefore, transitioning from gasoline-powered vehicles to electric vehicles is an important step for protecting our environment and creating a sustainable transportation system. Adopting electric vehicles can greatly decrease harmful emissions and contribute to combating climate change.

But What is Reality?

Of course, we have to acknowledge that electric vehicles can still come with a high price, which is a significant barrier for many people. For electric cars to become widespread, we need to:

  • Invest and create additional affordable options
  • Supportive infrastructure
  • Improved government incentives and rebates

It is beneficial for the environment and the economy when vehicles for transportation become available and affordable.


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