Mobility
Georgia Tech works to optimize campus mobility through a variety of transportation modes that are accessible, affordable, and low to no-emissions. Our goal is to have 100% clean transportation by 2030.
Transportation operations at Georgia Tech are handled by the Office of Parking and Transportation, a unit of Infrastructure and Sustainability (I&S).
For more information, visit the Parking and Transportation website.
Mobility Data
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Students Using Sustainable Commuting Options
40+ Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
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Employees Using Sustainable Commuting Options
Georgia Tech's Approach
Climate Action Plan Mobility Strategies
- Transition the campus vehicle fleet to zero-emission vehicles and equipment.
Increase sustainable and affordable commuting options .- Reduce emissions from airline travel.
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Micromobility
Georgia Tech is currently conducting assessments to optimize bicycle, scooter, and other micromobility options to create a safer and cleaner campus.
Carpool & Rideshare
Carpooling is an environmentally friendly way for Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff to commute to campus. The carpool permit costs $100 less than the Annual Individual Permit and can be split among carpool members.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Georgia Tech offers 40+ electric vehicle charging stations for use by students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
Pedestrianization
The Office of Sustainability is assessing options for increasing the walkability of campus through the implementation of additional green spaces, walking paths, and shaded areas.
Ferst Drive Corridor
The Ferst Drive Corridor is a primary, multimodal transportation route through campus. This phased project aims to reimagine the corridor by installing a cycle track originating in Tech Square and continuing along Tech Parkway.
Socially Aware Mobility Lab
The Socially Aware Mobility project is a research lab dedicated to solving the “first/last mile” problem, traffic congestion, and fostering sustainability.
STARS
Georgia Tech actively participates in the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) to benchmark its sustainability efforts. Learn more about water management at GT by exploring the credits below.
Climate Action Plan
The Climate Action Plan serves as a roadmap for Georgia Tech’s water sustainability efforts. By implementing the strategies outlined below, the Institute strives to become a leader in water conservation and contribute to a more resilient future.
Related Efforts
