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...materials, which are being developed in order to make [[automobile]]s more sustainable, safer, more energy efficient, or less polluting. * [http://www.ruf.dk RUF (Rapid Urban Flexible) dualmode transport system]

...from transport, over 85% are due to CO2 emissions from road vehicles. The transport sector is the fastest growing source of greenhouse gases. ...contributions due to road transport is particularly high - in London road transport contributes almost 80% of particulate emissions.

...dle or high pressure is required. For instance: Hydraulics, fluid and gas transport systems, presses, fuel injection, irrigation, heating systems,hydraulic lif ...Jumping Momentously Axis", Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Automotive Technologies 2008 (ICSAT2008), 4th to 9th November 2008 in Melbo

...uted throughout the service area, and often located for access by [[public transport]]. ...s (“pods”) stationed in different areas and located for access by [[public transport]].

...the Rijksweg 1 on 27 October 1993. On the first day, a former Minister of Transport and Water Management drove on the lane alone in his car in order to draw fo [[Category:Sustainable transport]]

...xclusion Unit, Office of the Prime Minister (UK)}}</ref> The [[sustainable transport]] movement focuses on solutions to these problems. ...he industry is also facing increasing external competition from the public transport sector, as consumers re-evaluate their private vehicle usage.<ref>[http://w

...anol. Plus there's not enought arable land in Australia to supply our road transport energy needs (not to mention there would be the small problem of nothing to

...sses. The CO₂ emissions can improve for BEVs through the use of sustainable grid or local resources but are essentially fixed for gasoline vehicles. Un ...t would be good to link to, or provide, a table of efficiencies of various transport technologies, say space shuttle, aeroplane, rail-train, maglev, ICE car, HE