We are committed to creating an environment that fosters sustainability and improves our quality of life.
RYDE contributes actively to global sustainability.
By promoting carpooling, we aim to reduce traffic congestion and pollution in our cities, thereby minimizing our carbon footprint.
We engage like minded corporations to set an example through the regular measurement and reporting of the environmental performance of their activities.
We seek to partner NGOs to advance sustainability causes. We strive to increase the community’s awareness and to influence government policy decisions positively.
As we plan for sustainable growth, our decisions would reflect a balance of economic, environmental, and socially responsible values.
We believe that sustainability should be advanced through shared commitment, action and experience gained over time.
We strive to reduce environmental impact and optimize the use of scarce resources.
We have developed a methodology to
measure carbon reduction
as a result of carpooling.
We do our part to engage like minded organizations and governments to support our cause.
Play your part in reducing our environmental impact! Get your organization to carpool to contribute to carbon footprint reduction. Also, help solve an existing transportation issue in your organization and provide intangible benefits to your staff!
We provide a user friendly summary report of your sustainability efforts by measuring your collective contributions toward carbon footprint reduction.
The program includes:
• Provision of RYDE’s proprietary carpooling platform.
• Insightful data analysis of your staff’s carpooling activity.
• Quantifying carbon reduction through an impact assessment.
• Periodic report generation to measure sustainability efforts.
Contact our RYDE sustainability ambassador to find out more!
Transport Mode I am using | Average Carbon Footprint (CO2/km) |
---|---|
Walking | 0 |
Bicycle | 0 |
Taking the bus | 19g* |
Taking the train | 13g* |
Driving | 187g |
Note* Assuming an average loading of 80 passengers per bus and 1100 per train.
Source: LTA website.