An infographic with six panels, each featuring an icon and text related to LEED sustainability credits for neighborhood development, including sensitive land protection, high-priority sites, density and diverse uses, access to quality (transit), and reduced parking.

Create a picture summarizing this "LEED Location and Transportation (LT) Credits – Summary These credits encourage project teams to select sites that reduce vehicle use, promote walkability, and improve access to amenities and transit. The goal is to minimize the environmental impact of transportation. 1. LEED for Neighborhood Development (ND) Location Full credit if project is in a LEED-ND certified area. 2. Sensitive Land Protection Avoids building on prime farmland, floodplains, habitats, or areas near water bodies. 3. High-Priority Site Encourages redevelopment of brownfields or sites designated for revitalization. 4. Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses Rewards projects in dense urban areas with access to multiple services (e.g., shops, restaurants, schools). 5. Access to Quality Transit Recognizes sites near public transportation options, reducing car dependency. 6. Bicycle Facilities Promotes bike use through racks, showers, and connection to bike networks. 7. Reduced Parking Footprint Encourages less on-site parking and prioritizes carpool or electric vehicle spots. 8. Green Vehicles Incentivizes use of low-emission and fuel-efficient vehicles through preferred parking and charging infrastructure." See more