Use Public Transport or Carpool

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Using public transport or carpooling is a practical approach to reducing carbon emissions and traffic congestion. Public transport offers a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by minimizing the number of vehicles on the road. For instance, public transportation can reduce carbon emissions by up to 37 million metric tons annually in the U.S.[2][4]. Carpooling also plays a crucial role by sharing rides, which not only decreases fuel consumption but also lowers emissions[1][3]. Both methods contribute to cleaner air and a healthier environment. Carpooling provides additional benefits such as cost savings and social interaction among participants. It allows commuters to split expenses like fuel and parking, reducing financial burdens[1][5]. By using high-occupancy vehicle lanes, carpoolers can also enjoy faster commute times[1][5]. Public transport, on the other hand, offers an affordable alternative to driving, saving households significant amounts annually[4]. Both options enhance overall commuting efficiency and contribute to a more sustainable transportation system.