Transportation
Transportation accounts for the largest amount of greenhouse gas emissions at Weber State University. Environmental Ambassadors and the Energy and Sustainability Office have been working hard to reduce emissions in this category, to help clean our air and save funds.
What We've Done
- Electric vehicle charging stations are available for use in several parking lots on campus: A1, A2, A6, A7, A13, W4, W12 (Davis), Dee Events Center, and the Community Education Center! Anyone with a Weber parking pass can park in these lots while they are charging.
- ALL faculty, staff, and students are eligible for a free UTA EdPass, providing free unlimited access to all Utah public transit. Use your EdPass to get around and help Weber reduce emissions!
- Weber State provides a shuttle service between the Dee Events Center and Stewart Library (for those who park at the Dee). Additionally, there is a shuttle service between WSU Davis and Ogden campuses. To view the shuttle schedule and route click here.
What You Can Do
- WSU is an idle-free zone in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Turn your key, be idle free!
- Start or join a carpool with your friends, and calculate how much money you can save using the Ride Share Online commute calculator.
