Would better public transport be better for the environment?

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Anthony Albanese gets off an electric bus at Swan Transit Joondalup bus depot in Perth in April Source: AAP / LUKAS COCH/AAPIMAGE

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More people in Australia are thinking about how they get from place to place, and the impact their transport choices have on climate change. A new poll is even suggesting they want governments to invest more in public transport.

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