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Green
Support motorcoach transportation. Getting 184 passenger miles per gallon, it is the most fuel-efficient way to travel. Having your attendees travel by bus makes sense!
High Points
- Motorcoaches currently provide 184 passenger miles per gallon (MPG), more than double the second most fuel-efficient sector, commuter rail at 86 passenger MPG. Transit buses achieve 32 passenger MPG, domestic air carriers achieve 42 passenger MPG, and single passenger automobiles achieve 28 passenger MPG.
- Motorcoaches produce carbon emissions of only 56 grams per passenger, compared to 371 grams for a passenger car.
- Motorcoaches use 946 BTUs per passenger mile, compared to 3,890 for planes and 2,134 for trains.
- Motorcoaches emit the least carbon dioxide (CO2) per passenger mile when compared to other vehicles. Carbon dioxide emissions are reduced by an average of 85% per passenger mile for every person who chooses motorcoach travel instead of driving alone.
- Each motorcoach has the potential of removing 55 autos from the highway. That’s millions of cars not driven annually, saving fuel, cutting emissions and reducing congestion.
By it’s Very Nature, Traveling By Bus is Green
Think about it! When your attendees travel by motor coach instead of rental car or personal car to an event or conference up to 55 cars are being taken off the road! Remind your attendees to travel by bus whenever and wherever they can. To illustrate, think about this:
More cars on the road – whether they are hybrid or not still adds up to congestion – “traffic jams cost $78 billion in lost hours and wasted fuel in 2005″ according to the 2007 Urban Mobility Report of the Texas Transportation Institute. Let’s take 56,000 Toyota Priuses and put them in a lane next to 1,000 motor coaches and see which lane has the most congestion and the most CO2 emissions into the air.
A bus, by its very nature, is green! Encourage your attendees to travel by bus from their hotel to the conference center and events.