Guardian publishes car-sharing cost-and-emissions analysis
1 Sep 19 · 4d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
The Guardian's "Change by degrees" sustainability column examines how car-sharing services in Australian cities offer financial and environmental benefits. The article notes Australians spend about 15% of household income on transport, and that transport is Australia's second-largest emissions source, with cars comprising about half of the average household's carbon footprint.
“Perhaps the simplest way of thinking about it is that car sharing changes the question from Do I need to own a car? to Do I need access to a car?”
Hussein Dia, professor of transport technology and sustainability, Swinburne UniversityHussein Dia Professor of transport technology and sustainability, Swinburne UniversityElliot Fishman Director, Institute for Sensible TransportJennifer Kent Associate Professor
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