Transport & Mobility

Transport choices trade off convenience, time, money, emissions, physical movement, and stress.

Mobility is often counted as fuel, vehicles, roads, fares, and services. The audit asks what mobility gives back to daily life.

Common examples: Car commute, Bike trip, Public transport, Short-haul flight.

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Start with one practical comparison or scenario.

Choice audit

Transport

Compare short trips across time, cost, emissions direction, movement benefit, and convenience.

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Simulator

Replace three short car commutes/week with biking

A mobility swap that mostly changes fuel spending, movement, and local stress.

Run

Simulator

Replace three short car commutes/week with public transport

A commuting shift that trades parking and driving time for fares, schedules, and walking at each end.

Run

These scores are directional estimates based on transparent assumptions. They are not exact scientific measurements.

Evidence notes

  • Active transport and health

    Walking and cycling can turn travel time into regular physical activity.

    The benefit depends on safe infrastructure, but active mobility can reduce the gap between exercise and daily life.

    Strong WHO