"green commuting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to using forms of transportation that are more environmentally friendly, such as biking or using public transportation instead of driving a car. For example, "She decided to adopt green commuting to reduce her carbon footprint."
"Green" commuting is a priority in my family.
Research by Sustrans Scotland — a green commuting charity — and the Scottish Parent Teacher Council found that incovenience and a lack of time also influenced their decisions.
With an astounding network of 60 miles of trails (walking, hiking, biking) and 285 miles of on-street bikeways, San Jose extensively connects residential neighborhoods to places of recreation and work, making it a leader in green commuting.
"I think that the [Bicycle] Commuter Act benefits, in tandem — pun intended — with the Emergency Ride program, will allow people who have thought about going with a more green commute to really try it," said Thomas Lingner, a Harvard College Library employee and regular bike commuter.
These bikes often cost as much as a secondhand car (tricycles can cost up to £3,000), an issue that can be addressed nationally with tax breaks such as the UK's Green Commute Initiative, or at city level with accessible cycle hire.
A green commute may include a number of these options.
Some companies offer luncheons, contests and prizes to employees who choose a green commute on Earth Day.
Recent Green Grants helped fund a pop-up bicycle shop that encouraged greener commuting, waste reduction at campus events and stickers to remind people to turn off lights, conserve water and use less paper.
Indeed, a great option for people who want a greener commute... in style.
The new European School in Laeken is indeed close to the Royal Palace but anyone who is familiar with Brussels would know it is actually located a long way from the fashionable southern suburbs and is completely the opposite side of the city to the main Commission buildings (so much for green thinking about commuting!).
Milton Keynes was designed at the same time as the green belt people then commute from there into London.
