Ozone Quiz: Commuting Habits
If you answered no, further information is available below.
If you answered yes:
Car exhaust is a major contributor to ozone pollution. You may want to consider biking, walking, using public transit or forming a carpool to get to work. If you must use your car, make sure it's running efficiently.
See the Offsite Links in the right column for:
- EPA (US Environmental Protection Agency) tips for reducing pollution from cars
- New York State Department of Transportation has information on biking and walking and public transit operators.
- The Bicycle Federation of America and this Bicycle Transit Guide have information on biking to work.
- Syracuse Carpool Information is available through the area's public transit operator.
- For help with your Long Island commute, try Long Island Transportation Management for ride sharing information.
- In Rochester, RGRTA Rideshare offers carpooling information. RGRTA Rideshare can be contacted at carpool@rgrta.com or by phone at 585-262-3100.
- In New York City, CommuterLink can help you explore alternative transportation.
If you answered no:
You're helping to prevent pollution. Motor vehicle emissions make up nearly half of the pollution that causes ozone.
If you own a car, see the tips from EPA for reducing pollution further.
For information about carpooling and other alternative forms of transportation, please see information above.


