One of the easiest ways to reduce your carbon footprint is to travel emission-free. A car is not necessary for a majority of our trips in Hawaii, especially while traveling in town. In the US alone, roughly 60% of all trips are under 5 miles, and most of the time drivers ride alone. During the work week, 76% off all commuting workers travel by themselves every day, causing overcrowding in the streets and emitting an excess of emissions. Micromobility electric transport (small, personal vehicles) can help.  It has the potential to provide a more energy efficient ride at a much lower economic and...

Cars are expensive on Hawaii. Gas prices are surging, yearly fees add up and the cars themselves are sitting at all-time highs. Substituting your daily driver is one of the best, easiest & most actionable ways to save money. At an average gas price of $4 and a car that gets 25 miles per gallon, a car costs $0.16 a mile just in energy costs. (You can calculate your own rate by dividing the cost of gas by your miles per gallon.) This may seem relatively cheap, but let’s compare that to an e-scooter. The average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)...