Sustainable Sites Credit 4.1-Alternative Transportation: Public Transportation Access

USGBC defines the intent of SS4.1 as “reducing pollution and land development impacting from automobile use.” Implementation can be done in one of two ways: locating the project within ½ mile from a rail or subway station, or locating the project within ¼ mile of one or more stops from two public bus lines.


SS4.1 offers two ways to capture an extra credit point, also known as achieving exemplary performance. Creating a “comprehensive transportation management plan” or doubling the number of rail/subway stations/public campus lines will earn an extra credit. If the site is not close to any of the available options, some LEED projects have contacted transit providers to offer closer bus lines.



(Source: USGBC-NC 2. 2 Reference Guide)
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.2-Alternative Transportation: Bicycle Storage and Changing Rooms
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.3- Alternative Transportation: Low Emitting and Fuel Efficient Vehicles
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.1-Alternative Transportation: Public Transportation Access
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.4- Alternative Transportation: Parking Capacity
Sustainable Sites Credit 7.2- Heat Island: Roof
Sustainable Sites Credit 8- Light Pollution Reduction
Sustainable Sites Credit 6.2- Storm water Design: Quality Control
Sustainable Sites Credit 7.1- Heat Island Effect: Non-Roof
Sustainable Sites Credit 2-Development Density and Community Connectivity
Sustainable Sites Credit 3- Brownfield Redevelopment
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.2-Alternative Transportation: Bicycle Storage and Changing Rooms
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.3- Alternative Transportation: Low Emitting and Fuel Efficient Vehicles
Sustainable Sites Credit 1-Site Selection
Sustainable Sites Credit 6.1- Storm water Design: Quantity Control
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.1-Alternative Transportation: Public Transportation Access
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.4- Alternative Transportation: Parking Capacity
Sustainable Sites Credit 5.2-Site Development: Maximize Open Space
Sustainable Sites Credit 5.1- Site Development: Protect or Restore Habitat
Sustainable Sites Credit 6.2- Storm water Design: Quality Control
Sustainable Sites Credit 3- Brownfield Redevelopment
Sustainable Sites Credit 5.2-Site Development: Maximize Open Space
Green Schools
USGBC
Innovation in Design Credit 1.1-1.4,2- Innovation in Design, LEED Accredited Professional
Sustainable Sites Credit 4.3- Alternative Transportation: Low Emitting and Fuel Efficient Vehicles
Green Roofs
Solar Panels
Sustainable Sites Credit 5.1- Site Development: Protect or Restore Habitat
USGBC
On-Site Renewable Energy
What is LEED?
Energy and Atmosphere Prerequisite 1- Fundamental Commissioning of the Building Energy Systems
Materials and Resources Credit 1.1-1.3- Building Reuse
Non-Electrical Exit Signs