The transportation sector is the main contributor of greenhouse gases. One initiative towards mitigating these gases is sustainable transportation, with significant reductions in emissions in this sector.
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@9YDW8XR5mos5MO
No, because for the same amount of money we can increase bus routes and frequency which are proven to reduce emissions by a much larger amount. In the long run, sure.
@9JM8BRP1yr1Y
Although there are benefits to electric powered vehicles, discarding the batteries that power them causes way more pollution than normal gas-powered cars. Added, the overall efficiency of charging large heavy powered vehicles requires so much time which reduces efficiency when it comes to public transit unless more of these vehicles are made to have schedules in which they operate. If electric vehicles were to be added to all of public transit, they should be hybrid vehicles to both reduce fuel consumption, but also be efficient for people who require public transit daily.
@9FBSTML2yrs2Y
All the trains should but not the buses, until we have better train routes
@9F8VJWK2yrs2Y
only some and we should phase in the buses
@9F7VSRKConservative2yrs2Y
I can see the benifit from doing so but i dont mined
@9D886VV2yrs2Y
Yes, if the electricity comes from a renewable source
@9D79XTK2yrs2Y
There are bigger issues that need to be solved
@9CYP5K82yrs2Y
No, find green power instead
@9C5YYG62yrs2Y
No it costs to make batteries
@8ZYPVGN3yrs3Y
later on in the future because as of now our money should be going into things more suitable for our province and country
@8VRLKBP4yrs4Y
yes to decrease the amount of fossil fuels we use.
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