LEED-BDC-v4-v5-Summary-of-Changes - Page 003
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Location and Transportation
The Location and Transportation (LT) category emphasizes the critical role of location and transportation decisions in project long-term sustainability potential. By prioritizing strategies as the intersection of resource access, land use, and transportation, this category guides projects toward an efficient, equitable, and low-carbon future. The category encourages projects to utilize existing infrastructure, increase urban density, and implement transportation demand management strategies. It also supports electric vehicle adoption and other low-carbon alternatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The overall intent aims to improve quality of life, conserve ecosystems, and contribute to decarbonization. Notable changes in LEED v5 include the addition of three credits to consolidate many of the previous strategies, an emphasis on electric vehicles, and an emphasis on equitable development strategies.
| Credit | LEED for Neighbourhood Development Location |
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| Credit | Sensitive Land Protection |
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| Credit | High-Priority Site |
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| Credit | Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses |
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| Credit | Access to Quality Transit |
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| Credit | Bicycle Facilities |
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