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There are several options for reducing emissions from the way we travel. These include the way we use and drive vehicles, switching modes of transport and reducing overall travel. These are included in the Climate Crisis Plan Emissions Reduction Workbook. This guide has planning tools to make change easier. It is available in the download section at the bottom of this page.
Connecting: You can reduce your emissions by sharing transportation with others, which also saves fuel and maintenance costs:
• Carpool or use ride-share programs with other people at your work or people from your area going in the same direction.
• Join neighbors or friends for shopping or to pick up children from school.
Spread the word: You let people know about your experience and success with reducing your transport emissions.
Travel
We can use a range of different ways to let transportation operators know, including:
• When booking travel, ask for zero-emissions options.
• Contact the airlines, cruise ship lines, bus, or train operators by email or posting a comment on their social media and let them know you want zero-emissions options.
We can let the transportation industry know that we will choose a better future with the purchasing decisions we make. We as individuals can choose not to use their services.
Destinations
You can also encourage hotels, resorts, theme parks, zoos, museums, art galleries, and other tourist destinations as well, whether they be local or international.

I joined Greenpeace volunteers from all over the country to meet our representatives in federal government. The aim was to go to the capital and encourage legislation to promote electric vehicles. My favorite photo from the day on the left was a meeting with Senator Jana Stewart, with my friends from Greenpeace Ash and Peter.
One of the politicians we met with said that meeting with politicians was a good way to keep the issue on the agenda and to give it additional momentum. A few weeks later, the government announced a new fuel efficiency standard would be introduced. This was the result of not just our action, but the work done by many people and groups over several years. When the government requested public input to inform the new legislation, I along with many other volunteers took the time to make a submission.
Influencing industry to reduce their emissions or politicians to create new legislation may take a lot of effort from many people over a long time. However, sustained effort can lead to positive action on climate change.
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