Addressing a Critical Need for Urban Climate Goals

Eighty percent of U.S. cities have committed to carbon neutrality by 2050 under the U.S. Conference of Mayors Climate Protection Agreement. Yet, urban transportation accounts for 29% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions*, and up to 40% in dense cities like New York or Los Angeles**.

Moovit’s project directly supports cities by incentivizing low-carbon travel and, in addition to government efforts to achieve climate targets, also reduces urban congestion and pollution.

*US Environmental Protection Agency, 2023 ** C40 Cities data

Unparalleled Transparency and Accuracy

Transparency remains a challenge in the carbon credits market. Moovit’s decarbonization project aims to set a new standard for transparency and accuracy. All project users’ data is collected and processed in real time by Moovit’s app using Greenlines’ patented digital MRV (Measuring, Reporting and Verification) process, which is integrated into Moovit’s servers. GPS-verified trip data is tracked in real time and reductions are recalculated upon trip completion based on actual distances traveled and modes used, providing real-time visibility into impacts—unlike projects relying on annual estimates.

The Moovit Low Carbon Commute Project has been validated by GHD Inc. in 2025, is registered under the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) CleanProjects® Registry, and complies with ISO14065-2.

User-Driven and Future-Proof Design

Moovit’s decarbonization project is built on a flexible, tech-driven framework with a user-centric approach that ensures adaptability to diverse markets, from U.S. cities to future overseas expansions in 2025 and beyond. The project empowers users to drive change, with features like real-time carbon footprint dashboards fostering long-term sustainable habits.