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6.4.9. Participate as a community in the National Bike Challenge, a nationwide event uniting bicyclists <br />and encouraging new riders <br />o Promote the National Bike Challenge on the CAP Resource Hub <br />o Share progress and success of the challenge <br />o Award top riders twice a year (winter and summer) <br />RESOURCES: <br />• Drive Electric Minnesota: Partnership to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in Minnesota. <br />• Metropolitan Area Planning Council, example of flexible parking standards and national examples. <br />VEHICLE TRAVEL STRATEGIES <br />tonnes CO2e <br />300,000 <br />250,000 <br />200,000 <br />150,000 <br />100,000 <br />■ Reduce VMT <br />I ■ Vehicle Efficiency (CAFE standards) <br />50,000 1 0 Electric Vehicles <br />■ Fuel Switching for Heavy Duty Vehicles <br />2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 <br />I — Business -As -Usual --- Strategic Plan ••••• Goal <br />Figure 9 Total vehicle travel emission reductions through efficiency and decarbonization strategies. <br />Figure 9 shows the reduction in emissions from the transportation strategies. Strategies that reduce VMT will <br />have the greatest impact, followed by switching to EVs. Many of the EV strategies will rely, to some extent, on <br />market forces and the grid mix. The city will need to consider alternatives to offsetting remaining travel <br />emissions. Overall, these strategies will result in a 27% reduction in vehicle emissions and 8.4% reduction in <br />overall emissions. <br />
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