Carbon Footprint:
Train Travel

10km travelling by train/rail per passenger is equivalent to:
0.37kg CO2e
2.05 km of driving
0.2 m3 of CO2 Gas

Carbon footprints are based on many factors that are in flux, for example where a product is made, what fuels that energy system uses, how far it has to travel to reach its end destination and so on. For this reason, the carbon footprint of any individual product will change. The numbers provided are overall representations of carbon footprint provided to give context about what is generally higher or lower, not individual calculations for your own individual situation.

Amount of CO2 Gas

Compared to the size of a human.

10km travelling by train/rail per passenger is equivalent to 0.2m3 of CO2 Gas.
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How we calculate Equivalent Kilometers
Travel & Transport Category > Train Travel