For many, public transportation is the best option for daily travel. It is punctual, precise, and, above all, environmentally efficient. Large cities with a high number of circulating vehicles tend to have the worst air quality. By opting for public transport over private vehicles, we can significantly reduce the number of cars on the road, leading to a decrease in pollution.
Excessive vehicle use in urban areas causes noise pollution, traffic congestion, and makes cities dirtier. Additionally, car emissions contribute heavily to environmental degradation, with combustion engines releasing high levels of pollutants such as CO2, carbon monoxide (CO), and nitrogen oxides (NOx). CO2 emissions from cars are a major contributor to the greenhouse effect.
In response to the climate emergency, companies and countries worldwide are investing in mobility improvements. While electric vehicles offer an alternative to combustion engines, the most economical and effective solution to our current problems is the increased use of public transportation.
Using public transport also offers significant economic savings for users, as fuel costs are generally higher than the price of transit passes, many of which are subsidized.
To preserve our world, everyone must commit to change. Public transportation is one of the most efficient and convenient ways to combat global warming and mitigate its effects.
There are many options available: subways, trams, and buses. Hop on one today!
