Public Transportation Links and Information One of the biggest consumers of energy in America is Transportation. If public transportation is not a feasible alternative for you at this time, you can still do your part by supporting legislation and initiatives that promote public transportation. Establishing public transportation reduces pollution, and energy consumption, and that ultimately means less pollution, more energy and lower prices for everyone. Public transportation systems promote efficient land use, and the attractive pedestrian oriented development that characterizes world class cities. Also Conserves resources.
Less cars mean less pollution, less streets and parking lots.
Fuel Economy Guide - guide to fuel economy of cars and light trucks from the Department of Energy. U.S. EPA Office of Mobile Sources - Information on vehicle emissions. A U.S. EPA fact sheet designed to answer some of the most common questions about reducing emissions from private vehicles. This U.S. EPA site helps you, the owner of an air conditioned car or truck, understand how efforts to protect the ozone layer will affect you and your vehicle now and in the future. Choosing and Using Alternative Refrigerants for Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning - For cars manufactured before 1994.