How Parking, Transportation & Mobility Operations, & Structures Affect Sustainability Outcomes

About the course: Read articles about five green new technologies, the benefits of mobility hubs and strategies for their success, incorporating trees to make our parking facilities a positive part of the environment, learn how Parksmart and LEED played pivotal roles at Nashville international Airport and review examples of sustainability projects in parking facilities and programs. This reading should take approximately 40 minutes. Using these articles, then complete a 10-question quiz on the selected readings. This reading should take approximately 40 minutes. Then, complete a 10-question quiz on the selected readings.

In this course, learn to:

• Identify five sustainable technologies that will improve or enhance parking, transportation, and mobility operations.
• Identify five sustainable technologies that will improve or enhance parking, transportation, and mobility operations.
• Discover how mobility hubs offer the opportunity to expand mobility modes and consumer choice, shifting away from the single-occupant vehicle.
• Recognize the myriad positive effects trees have on the triple bottom line, including customers.
• Explore how the Nashville International Airport garage planning, design, and construction project pursued both Parksmart and LEED certifications to meet stated sustainability objectives and results.
• Review examples of innovative sustainability projects and programs in the parking, transportation, and mobility industry.

Course Credits: 1 Certification Point

Time to Complete: About 1 hour (Self-paced: Stop and start, to return to where you left off at any time. Course available for six months from date of purchase.)

Thinking of applying to become a CAPP? Successful completion of this course earns 1 point towards the professional development portion of the CAPP application requirements or 1 point on the CAPP Recertification Recordkeeping Form, Program Type 5.

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Questions? Need assistance? Contact professionaldevelopment@parking-mobility.org.