In this city, we estimate that each passenger produces approximately 1,258.11kg of CO2 annually as a result of commuting to work or school. To counterbalance this carbon emission, it would require approximately 57.79 trees per passenger to produce enough oxygen. The following formulas are used to make these estimations.
Main Means of Transportation to Work or School
Working from Home
5.16%
Walking
18.06%
Car
49.03%
Bicycle
8.39%
Motorcycle
0.00%
Bus/Trolleybus
13.55%
Tram/Streetcar
0.00%
Train/Metro
5.81%
Average when primarily using Walking
Distance
4.54 km
Walking
25.75 min
Waiting
1.07 min
Driving Car
0.61 min
Bicycle
0.54 min
Bus/Trolleybus Ride
3.75 min
Train/Metro Ride
0.43 min
Overall
32.86 min
Average when primarily using Car
Distance
23.48 km
Walking
0.80 min
Waiting
0.01 min
Driving Car
36.01 min
Overall
36.83 min
Average when primarily using Bicycle
Distance
9.51 km
Walking
0.23 min
Bicycle
24.08 min
Overall
24.62 min
Average when primarily using Bus/Trolleybus
Distance
15.47 km
Walking
6.81 min
Waiting
5.81 min
Driving Car
0.71 min
Bus/Trolleybus Ride
31.43 min
Train/Metro Ride
4.81 min
Overall
51.24 min
Average when primarily using Train/Metro
Distance
17.22 km
Walking
7.11 min
Waiting
2.67 min
Bus/Trolleybus Ride
3.56 min
Train/Metro Ride
22.00 min
Overall
35.33 min
Overall Average Travel Time and Distance to Work (School)
Distance
17.01 km
Overall
36.71 min
Contributors: 156
Last update: 13 July 2024
These data are based on perceptions of visitors of this website in the past 5 years.
How this city has operated with only 2 bridges to North Vancouver is beyond me.
Mike Hampelon May 30, 2024:
This city is a dump of pollution, bad for your health, ugliness and whizzing cars non stop that far exceeds the tolerance of the dilapidated infrastructure. If you didn't look at the prices , you'd think it was a third world country.