Public transportation helps reduce traffic congestion by taking cars off the road, which in turn reduces air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Public transportation saves approximately 25% energy compared to driving, as it is more efficient and uses less fuel.

Trains are generally considered the most environmentally friendly mode of public transportation, as they produce fewer emissions and consume less energy than other modes.

Public transportation reduces greenhouse gas emissions by burning less fuel than cars, as it is more efficient and carries more people per vehicle.

Encouraging people to drive more would increase traffic congestion and emissions, making public transportation less environmentally friendly.

Public transportation helps improve air quality by reducing the number of cars on the road, which in turn reduces emissions from vehicles.

Public transportation helps reduce traffic accidents by taking cars off the road, making it safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

Public transportation promotes social equity by providing affordable transportation options for low-income individuals, who may not be able to afford a car.

Abundant parking is not a challenge to the implementation of public transportation, as it can actually encourage people to use public transportation by making it more convenient.

Providing ramps and elevators at public transportation stations makes it more accessible for people with disabilities to use public transportation.

Promoting sprawl would make it more difficult for people to use public transportation, as it would increase the distance between destinations.

Public transportation contributes to sustainable urban development by reducing traffic congestion, improving air quality, and promoting social equity.

Promoting sprawl would make public transportation less efficient, as it would increase the distance between destinations.

Public transportation helps reduce traffic congestion by taking cars off the road, as it allows more people to travel in a single vehicle.

Public transportation helps reduce sprawl by encouraging compact development, which in turn reduces the need for car travel.