Green Public Transport

Green Public Transport refers to environmentally friendly transportation systems that aim to reduce the carbon footprint and promote sustainability. This term encompasses various modes of public transport, such as buses, trains, trams, and ferries, that utilize renewable energy sources or low-emission technologies. Examples include electric buses, hydrogen-fueled vehicles, and rail systems powered by electricity from renewable sources. The goal of Green Public Transport is to facilitate mass transit while minimizing negative environmental impacts, such as air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, thereby encouraging a shift away from reliance on fossil fuels. By supporting the development and use of greener public transport options, cities can contribute to improved urban air quality, reduced traffic congestion, and a more sustainable urban environment.