RideUnity is helping employers turn commuting, parking, and workplace mobility into measurable operational and ESG data.
Employee commuting, parking, and charging are operational systems — but most employers still lack usable data. Without measurement, there's no path to improvement, no way to demonstrate impact, and no foundation for informed decisions about workplace mobility investments.
Live platform capabilities delivering measurable commute data to employers right now.
Verified employee-only carpool matching with trip confirmation and participation tracking.
GPS-verified trip logs with driver/passenger roles, timestamps, and route data.
Actual distance traveled in verified carpools, measured per trip and aggregated.
Our innovation roadmap — not yet validated, actively under research and development.
Analytics showing peak parking demand, carpool impact on spot availability, and facility capacity insights.
Understanding how voluntary carbon markets inform transparent climate communication.
Voluntary carbon markets show that climate action needs clear project definitions, independent verification, transparent accounting, and simple public education.
RideUnity is applying that communication lesson to employer commuting: first measure, then reduce, then explore eligible pathways where applicable.
Create measurable emission reductions through verified behavior change (carpooling replaces solo driving).
If methodology exists, verified reductions might become eligible for carbon markets — but this requires extensive validation.
Understanding what's been tried before — and why it matters today.
Historical carbon-market work, including Verra's inactive VM0028 carpooling methodology, shows that commute-based emission reductions have been studied before.
However, VM0028 is inactive, and any future commute methodology would need to address modern:
A phased, transparent approach to building the evidence base — no shortcuts.
Collect real employer commute data through pilots. Validate product-market fit and measurement accuracy.
Standardize shared trip, shared kilometre, avoided solo trip, and estimated emissions reporting for enterprise customers.
Explore parking-pressure analytics, preferred carpool parking workflows, parking sensing integrations, and EV charging coordination.
Work with qualified climate and carbon partners to assess eligible pathways and methodology viability.
Measuring carpooling does NOT automatically generate certified carbon credits. Any credit issuance requires approved methodology, validation, verification, and registry acceptance.
RideUnity does not guarantee that commute reductions will qualify for offset programs. Market eligibility depends on factors outside our control.
We do not promise carbon credit revenue to employers or employees. Our value proposition is operational data, ESG reporting, and parking relief — not speculative carbon income.
We are looking to collaborate with employers, municipalities, accelerators, incubators, parking and charging partners, researchers, and climate experts to help build the evidence base for measurable commute action.
ESG-Ready Data
Estimated CO₂e Avoided
8.4t
Example pilot metrics shown for illustration. Final results depend on participation, commute distance, occupancy, site conditions, and methodology assumptions.
CO₂e estimates based on avoided single-occupancy vehicle trips using standard emission factors.
Exportable CSV data for participation rates, trip volumes, and estimated environmental impact.
Scope 3 Category 7 (Employee Commuting) structured exports aligned with GHG Protocol methodology.
API connections to parking sensors and gate systems for real-time occupancy and carpool verification.
Configurable reward systems for sustained carpool participation, tied to verified trip data.
Reserved or priority parking for verified carpools, integrated with facility access systems.
Carpool-aware EV charging scheduling to optimize workplace charging infrastructure usage.
Enhanced reporting aligned with TCFD, CDP, and emerging commute disclosure frameworks.
Exploration of whether verified commute reductions could become eligible for carbon markets — where applicable and with proper methodology.
RideUnity does not claim that carpooling automatically generates certified carbon credits.
We measure commute impact for ESG reporting. Any future carbon-market pathway would require independent methodology development, validation, verification, and market acceptance.
VM0028 is inactive and referenced only as a historical learning model. RideUnity does not claim that carpooling automatically generates certified carbon credits.
Explore whether a modern Québec/Canada commute methodology can be designed using GPS, schedule, participation, occupancy, baseline, leakage, and additionality controls.
Invite accelerators, municipalities, employers, researchers, and carbon experts to support the evidence base.
