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Over half of all trips in 2021 were three miles or less and 60 percent of all vehicle trips were less than six miles. If people used electric bikes to take these trips instead of gas-powered cars, air quality, health outcomes, and transportation access would significantly improve. While policymakers, advocates, and other stakeholders recognize these benefits, many struggle to quantify them. That's why RMI created the E-Bike Environment and Economic Impact Assessment Calculator, which measures specific environmental, health, and economic impacts that e-bikes could have if they replaced a significant percentage of short motor vehicle trips under five miles. With this information stakeholders can illustrate the value of initiatives that accelerate e-bike adoption. https://bit.ly/4gj1eAI

Morrison Shafroth

Senior Managing Director @ RF Binder| Founder, Strategic Communications

2mo

It is a lot more fun, too.

Stephen Robichaud

Chief Geologist at Echelon Exploration & Production Company, Inc.

2mo

Thank you, sir, but why are you afraid of exercise? Maybe we should be riding a real bicycle.⚒😎

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EDWIN NDIP, Ph.D.

Environmental Compliance & EHS Expert | Cross Functional collaboration | Sustainability, ESG & Quality Assurance / Engineer | ISO 9001/45001/14001 Certified | Geoscientist | Project Management

2mo

RMI Embracing e-bikes for short-distance travel not only aligns with sustainability goals but also promotes healthier lifestyles and more efficient urban mobility. It’s encouraging to see tools like this calculator supporting informed decision-making in transportation planning.

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