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Transportation's Role in Reducing U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Volume 1 6-2 Yet there is more to be done. As indicated in this report, a full range of strategies can be brought to bear to reduce transportation’s greenhouse gas emissions: improving fuel efficiency; expanding the use of low-carbon fuels; improving the efficiency of the transportation system; and reducing the volume of travel that relies on carbon-based fuels. These strategies can be implemented through a range of policy options—an economy-wide carbon price, efficiency standards, market-based incentives, transportation planning and investment, and research and development. The DOT looks forward to working with Congress on transportation policy that reduces greenhouse gas emissions, provides for economic vitality, and enhances our quality of life.
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