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Each of us has a role to play in reducing our carbon emissions.   Choices on what we eat, how we live, what we throw away and how we travel can all affect the amount of pollution we produce.  Each time we make a decision in these areas, we have a chance to make a difference.

How can you make a difference? By simply looking at alternate modes of transportation and choosing to utilize those that are available in your area, you can reduce your carbon footprint significantly. Some examples for decreasing your carbon footprint by using public transportation include:

  • Find bus routes in your area that are convenient for you to take to work, store, or social event.
  • If available, purchase passes for public transportation. You'll be saving money and decreasing your carbon footprint at the same time.
  • Take the train instead of driving on your next weekend trip. Not only will you be decreasing your carbon footprint, you might find it a relaxing mode of public transportation.
  • Research your travel destination city's public transportation routes. It may be more convenient and less costly to use subways, buses, or trolleys than renting a car.

MoDOT has provided useful links below to help you with the options available in your area. Consider taking the train the next time you go visit family. Or possibly take the bus to and from work a couple of days a week. These simple things can really make a major impact in reducing your carbon footprint.

 

Bus
   arrow image Columbia Transit System
   arrow image Jefftran - Jefferson City Transit
   arrow image Kansas City Area Transportation Authority - The Metro
   arrow image Missouri Public Transit Association
   arrow image OATS Public Transportation
   arrow image Springfield City Utilities Transportation Service
   arrow image Southeast Missouri Transportation Service
   arrow image St. Joseph Transit
   arrow image St .Louis Regional Transit: Bi-State Development Agency
   arrow image Federal Transit Administration
   arrow image City of Joplin's Sunshine Lamp Replica Trolly service

Bike-ped
   arrow image Bicycle Pedestrian Program
   arrow image Katy Trail Missouri
   arrow image Tour of Missouri


Intercity Bus
   arrow image Burlington Trailways
   arrow image Greyhound
   arrow image Jefferson Lines
   arrow image Mega Bus


Carpooling
   arrow image MoDOT Commuter Lot Map
   arrow image Share the Ride Statewide


 

Rail
   arrow image Amtrak Vacations Brochure
   arrow image Amtrak Schedule
   arrow image Amtrak Reservations
   arrow image Amtrak & The Environment
   arrow image Morail.org
   arrow image Rail Passenger Map of Missouri
   arrow image St. Louis MetroLink

Private railroads are also environmentally conscious. Here is an example of what what one large railroad operating in Missouri is doing.


Aviation
Primary Airports
   arrow image Columbia Regional
   arrow image Joplin Regional Airport
   arrow image Kansas City International Airport
   arrow image Springfield-Branson National Airport
   arrow image Lambert-St. Louis International Airport

Non-Primary Airports
   arrow image Cape Girardeau Regional Airport
   arrow image Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport

 

 

 

   
   
   
   
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