Transportation emissions have overtaken buildings and now represent the largest source of emissions in Eagle County. The Climate Action Collaborative is working to increase vehicle electrification and EV charging and to encourage public transit ridership, carpooling, and sustainable multimodal transportation options.
From the 2020 Climate Action Plan Update
Increasing public transit ridership is one of the easiest ways to get our community members out of their single occupancy vehicles. Explore the resources below to learn how to access public transportation in Eagle County.
Sole Power Plus is a free commuting challenge open to anyone who lives or works in the Eagle County. Download the app to track your human-powered, bus, and carpooling trips, mileage, and the amount of carbon emissions you save.
Considering an EV? Start here:
EV Charging
Battery recycling technology is rapidly developing and several companies are scaling operations in North America including:
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan
Electric Vehicle (EV) Funding Resources
EV Supply Equipment (EVSE) Funding and Support Resources
Shift Bike, a local e-bike share program, is designed to provide short, one-way trips for commuting, running errands, or connecting to transit. Users can find stations in Vail, Avon, EagleVail, and Edwards.
Eagle County is home to miles of trails and paved bike paths. Check out the Eagle County Trail Maps.
Rebates and tax credits can make purchasing an E-Bike more affordable! Check out these rebates to see how you can save: