The following resources are for campuses seeking to move toward sustainable transportation systems. Campuses can reap benefits from modeling sustainable transportation systems. Bicycling and walking provide human health benefits and mitigate the need for large areas of paved surface, which can help campuses to better manage storm water. Institutions may also realize cost savings and help support local economies by reducing their dependency on petroleum-based fuels for transportation.

AASHE Lists & Databases

• Bicycle Sharing/ Rental Programs
• Campus Alternative Transportation Websites
• Campus Bicycle Plans
• Campus Car Bans
• Campus Case Studies on Sustainable Transportation
• Campus Commuter Surveys
• Campus Fleets
  • Biodiesel
  • Electric Vehicles
  • Hybrid Vehicles
• Car-Sharing
• List of AASHE Business Members Offering Transportation-Related Products or Services
• Policies Related to Sustainable Campus Transportation
  • Telecommuting Policies
  • No-Idling Policies
• Universal Access Transit Passes (U-Pass)

News, Research, and Publications

• AASHE Blog Posts on Sustainable Campus Transportation
• AASHE Bulletin Articles on Sustainable Campus Transportation
• Publications on Sustainable Campus Transportation
• Student Research on Sustainable Campus Transportation

Professional Development

• AASHE Discussion Forum on Sustainable Campus Transportation
• Presentations from AASHE Conferences (2010- ) Related to Sustainable Campus Transportation