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Are Electric Vehicles Greener Than Public Transportation?

In today’s high-stress work environments, the mental health of employees has become a concern for employers due to the significant human and economic costs.

Commuting to work without a car? Yes, it’s possible!

There are a lot of good reasons for offering a commuter benefit plan. Tax savings for employees and employers and compliance with local regulations usually top the list.

Creating a sustainable lifestyle is a simple choice, but it has challenges. For example, committing to recycling at home is an easy enough task. However, switching up your commute to work to help decrease the emission of CO2 can be more challenging to stick to.

It’s not easy to go green but by incorporating simple tricks and tips into your daily life in and out of the office, you can help make a difference in creating a sustainable future for the earth and a sustainable company for future generations.

The longer, laid-back summer days are almost here, and it feels like a perfect time to reflect on creating a more sustainable, green future.

Sustainability is a word we hear a lot lately, but it’s not new. However, how we look at our approaches to creating a more sustainable future is new. It will take a lot of small changes and strategies to make the planet a better place to live and work.

Even before the pandemic, micromobility was a trend beginning to sweep across the nation. In 2019, micromobility accounted for 136 million trips taken in the US before COVID-19 began to dampen the industry’s growth.