Mobility is an important part of any holiday. The means of transport we choose and how often we use them can make a difference.
Public transport can aid in reducing the environmental impact of traveling. According to the European Environment Agency, the
use of buses and trains tends to produce lower greenhouse gas emissions per passenger-kilometre than the use of cars does. However, the actual quantity of emissions produced depends on various factors, including the type of transport, the type of propulsion, the occupancy and the distance travelled.
There´s also a
social and regional dimension to mobility. Public transport makes it possible to reach different localities and destinations without the need to rely on a car. It can therefore contribute to the
accessibility and connectivity between locations, while providing
additional mobility options.
Sustainable mobility on the Tschögglberg means, whenever possible,
leaving your car parked and opting for alternative ways of getting around. By combining different transport options, you can reach your destinations without a car.