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In 2007, Rosedale Livery began taking steps to minimize our environmental impact by enrolling in the Green Ride Global Environmental Sustainability Program. Since that time our business has undergone extensive operational changes. Included in this program is a dedication to an ISO 14001-compliant environmental management system. Designed and administered by our environmental specialists Green Ride Global, the program covers the measurement, management and reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from our fleet, and facilitates environmental improvements through a range of strategies including; driver behavior modification; the transition to low carbon fuels and vehicles; energy conservation; waste reduction; and other internal processes.

The Green Ride Global Environmental Sustainability Program ensures that everything we do; from the operation of our vehicles to the consumption of electricity; from the disposal of waste to the purchase of supplies; and from employee commute to business travel, is managed so as to minimize our potential environmental impact. We also hold ourselves environmentally accountable to each of our clients. We issue GHG emissions reports to our corporate clients showing the level of their Scope 3 supply chain emissions which can be attributed to their use of our vehicles over the course of a year. As well, we can report for specific meetings or conventions.

Our latest commitment to environmental leadership is the addition to our fleet of Hybrid powered Sedans. The Hybrid “L” (L= a Six inch stretch of the rear compartment) Executive Sedan produces 50% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than traditional livery vehicles. The Hybrid “L” was designed to help meet the environmental challenges of today while continuing to ensure a comfortable and luxurious transportation experience. Rosedale Livery is the first company in Canada, and one of the first in North America, to put these vehicles into service, (December 2009).