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In today’s climate-driven world, it’s essential for businesses to take responsibility and adopt sustainable practices. With our eStart offering, we’re helping businesses make the switch to greener fleets and reduce their environmental impact. Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/eaGG4eX8 #BusinessCarAwards #Sustainability #EcoCarInitiative

Did you know that trailers can be green? ♻️ Storage trailers have emerged as unsung heroes in the journey towards sustainability. Their versatility and reusability make them valuable contributors to environmentally conscious practices. Read more on our blog about how storage trailers are sustainable more ways than one. ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3uVL5zx

A plea for sustainable mobility is being made in response to the current challenges posed by the increase in imported used cars, the extension of road networks, and the pressing need for environmental conservation. The influx and manufacturing of cars should not surpass the construction of new roads, especially considering the strain on already deficient road systems. Additionally, it is critical to harmonize these efforts with the objective of achieving zero pollution in order to mitigate the consequences of climate change and safeguard our environment. This issue requires a multidimensional approach that involves cooperation among various organizations and stakeholders in order to discover sustainable solutions. At COP 28, it is crucial for us to address this matter in order to establish a clean and sustainable future for everyone. Here are some essential considerations: 1. Harmonizing the Importation of Used Cars with Green Initiatives: Ensuring a balance between the importation of used cars and green limitations is necessary. Encouraging the importation of electric and hybrid vehicles, as well as implementing stringent emissions standards for imported vehicles, can significantly contribute to reducing pollution and supporting sustainable forms of transportation. 2. Prioritizing Public Transport and Eco-friendly Modes: Giving preference to the development of public transportation systems and infrastructure for non-motorized modes of transport, such as biking and walking, can alleviate the strain on roads and reduce the overall carbon footprint of transportation. 3. Sustainable Approach to Road Construction: The construction of new roads should be undertaken with sustainability as a priority. This involves employing environmentally friendly materials, incorporating designs that minimize ecological impact, and integrating charging stations for electric vehicles into the infrastructure. Collaboration with Relevant Organizations: Collaborating with organizations such as the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), International Union of Railways (UIC), International Road Federation (IRF), and World Resources Institute (WRI) is vital in order to address the intersection of car importation, road construction, and environmental sustainability. Embracing Innovation: Encouraging innovation in the automotive industry, such as the development of vehicles powered by clean energy and sustainable solutions for transportation, can facilitate the transition towards a greener and more efficient transportation sector. Let us join forces to strike a balance between the importation of used cars, road construction, and green limitations. By promoting sustainable mobility and embracing environmentally friendly practices, we can pave the way for a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable future for future generations.

Eco-Friendly Transportation Solutions: Moving Towards Sustainable Mobility Sustainable mobility is a critical aspect of modern urban planning, aiming to address the environmental challenges posed by traditional transportation methods. As the global population continues to grow, the demand for transportation increases, leading to higher levels of carbon emissions and air pollution. These emissions contribute significantly to climate change, presenting a pressing need for eco-friendly transportation solutions. https://lnkd.in/g5FYpayR

Shared mobility is one of the hottest trends in the industry. But how can it help when it comes to sustainability? Find out our updated blog. #weareulity #mobility #sharedmobility #sustainability

Are you living in a sustainable city? Well, take a look around you, and let’s find out. Do you have easy access to a bike or walking path? How about green spaces and parks? Is public transport worth taking, or is it easier to get around in your car? In this blog, we will take a look at what sustainable cities are, some of the measures that they take to be environmentally friendly, and how Verdeco’s innovative recycling solutions depend on the efforts of sustainable cities. https://lnkd.in/gNGGHYTF

How can investing in sustainable infrastructure in Latin America create more opportunities for economic development, improve wealth distribution, and contribute to decarbonization? Additionally, how can the technical expertise of companies like DB E&C, in collaboration with governments and financing organizations, help bring more sustainable rail solutions to the transport and logistics sectors? These are some of the questions we discussed during the IDB Invest Sustainability Week in Manaus. Carsten Puls Gustavo Gardini

We’ve had an exciting year, marked by adopting our sustainability strategy. The aim of the strategy is threefold: reducing our carbon footprint, ensuring the well-being of our customers, employees, and partners, and taking active steps to nudge urban dwellers towards more sustainable transport modes. Kristjan-Johannes Konsap's blog post gives you a snapshot of our progress.