🧪 Sustainable Transport Simulation
Reallocate a city's daily commute trips across petrol car, EV, bus and bike/walk and watch live CO₂ emissions, per-trip energy use and road congestion respond, with the underlying emission-factor and BPR congestion formulas shown.
This simulation explores the transition towards sustainable transportation systems by modelling a city's entire daily commute as trips distributed across petrol car, electric car, bus and bike/walk. Move a mode's share and every other mode rescales proportionally, exactly as a real modal-shift policy trades one mode's ridership for another's. A live 3D city block shows the resulting traffic mix with vehicles instanced per mode, while the panel computes total CO₂ emissions from published per-passenger-km emission factors, average per-trip energy use, and a road-congestion index driven by the Bureau of Public Roads function — showing concretely how shifting trips onto electric vehicles, public transit and cycling reduces both carbon emissions and traffic congestion.
This simulation explores the transition towards sustainable transportation systems. It likely demonstrates how different modes of transport – such as electric vehicles, public transit, and cycling – can reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install