Sustainable Transportation Integration

Many parts of Chicagoland are car-dependent which contributes to carbon emissions and air pollution. A well-planned container home community can integrate with public transit options, biking paths, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

Urban train system.

Programs that offer residents transportation options are becoming more and more popular. Some examples of this are public transportation passes for a year or a free eBike with home rental or purchase. Check out Culdesac's partnership with Lectric in Tempe, Arizona.

Less car usage reduces emissions and improve air quality, contributing to long-term climate resilience. 

This lowers transportation emissions by 2-4 tons of CO2 per person per year.

If you are interested in building with a smaller footprint, contact us here.

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