Transportation
Indicator
Represents policy development to restrict motorized vehicles while promoting campus bus and bicycle use for a healthier environment
Statement
Transportation significantly impacts carbon emissions and pollution levels on campus. Implementing policies that limit motorized vehicles, alongside promoting campus buses and bicycles, fosters a healthier environment. Encouraging pedestrian movement reduces reliance on private vehicles, while adopting environmentally friendly public transportation diminishes carbon pollution.
At Universitas Gadjah Mada, the Transportation indicator scored 1,275 points, equivalent to 70.83%, ranking it third nationally. The university places a strong emphasis on pedestrian policies and the use of emissions-free vehicles, such as bicycles and electric vehicles.
Facts & Data
Score
National Rank
Evaluation Aspects
- Vehicle-to-population ratio (cars & motorcycles)
- Shuttle services
- Campus Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) policy
- ZEV-to-population ratio
- Parking area to campus area ratio
- Program to reduce campus parking over the past 3 years
- Initiatives to reduce private vehicles on campus
- Campus pedestrian policy
Transportation Result
| Code | Explanation |
|---|---|
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TR.1 |
The ratio of total vehicles (racs and motorcycles) divided by total campus population |
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TR.2 |
Shuttle services |
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TR.3 |
Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) policy on campus |
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TR.4 |
The ratio of Zero Emission Vehicle divided by total campus population |
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TR.5 |
Ratio of parking area to total campus area |
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TR.6 |
Transportation program designed to limit or decrease the parking area on campus for the last 3 years |
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TR.7 |
Transportation initiatives to decrease private vehicles on campus |
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TR.8 |
Pedestrian policy on campus |
