What’s Green in…Tampa, Florida.

Imagine free transport that’s also green. Sounds like a dream come true in these days of increasing fuel costs. 

Anyone living in or  visiting Tampa, Florida has a chance to try out this free, green transport provided by the Green Go Company.

The Green Go Company has a fleet of three of electric motor carts that wander around the city, taking office workers to lunch and tourists to city attractions.

And if you’re wondering how a company can survive without charging a fee, it’s simple really. The overheads are almost non-existent and the drivers make money through tips – a win, win situation for everyone involved.

Check out this video interview to find out more about this great idea…

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4 Responses to “What’s Green in…Tampa, Florida.”

  1. August 22nd, 2008 | 9:26 pm

    [...] Source:Traveling the Green Way Imagine free transport that’s also green. Sounds like a dream come true in these days of increasing fuel costs.  Anyone living in or  visiting Tampa, Florida has a chance to try out this free, green transport provided by the Green Go Company. The Green Go Company has a fleet of three of electric motor carts that wander around the city, taking office workers to lunch and tourists to city attractions. And if you’re wondering how a company can survive without charging a fee, it’s simple really. The overheads are almost non-existent and the drivers make money through tips – a win, win situation for everyone … Rating:  (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … Share This Article [...]

  2. August 22nd, 2008 | 9:26 pm

    [...] Source:Traveling the Green Way Imagine free transport that’s also green. Sounds like a dream come true in these days of increasing fuel costs.  Anyone living in or  visiting Tampa, Florida has a chance to try out this free, green transport provided by the Green Go Company. The Green Go Company has a fleet of three of electric motor carts that wander around the city, taking office workers to lunch and tourists to city attractions. And if you’re wondering how a company can survive without charging a fee, it’s simple really. The overheads are almost non-existent and the drivers make money through tips – a win, win situation for everyone … Rating:  (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … Share This Article [...]

  3. August 23rd, 2008 | 9:05 am

    Hey Liz! This is a great blog, I’m actually from the Tampa Bay area, and had no idea this company existed. Do you mind if I repost this?
    I also do have a few extra tips for green travelers visiting the area! The Tampa Bay area is a perfect spot for traveling green because they have some of the best beaches in FL.

    If you can, visit the Clearwater Marine Aquarium in Clearater Beach. They are a non profit organization that does rescue and rehabilitation with marine life (dolphin, sea turtles, river otters, etc). It’s a great time and very educational. Right now, believe it or not they have a dolphin with prosthetic tail!

    Spending a day just relaxing at any of the beaches in the Tampa Bay area is also a great green option. Check out Fort Desoto, it’s a HUGE nature park with excellent natural beaches and they even have a camp ground). They also have kayak trails and do have rentals available, bike paths, nature trails, and even a dog beach. If you’re looking for something mellow try Reddington, Indian Rocks, or Treasure Island Beaches. They have miles of beautiful white sand and there are usually not a lot of people around. Now, if you’re looking for a beach with a little more action, check out Clearwater Beach, you’ll still find the beautiful white sand but you’ll also find a lot more people and beach bar action. I also love Caddy’s on Susnset Point. It’s a nice happy medium, there’s a bar there so you can get drinks, but if you walk a few yards out you can find peace and quiet.

    Also, anyone traveling to Tampa can find a green hotel and even book a hybrid rental car in Tampa with us over at RezHub.com and we’ll donate 20% of the proceeds to green non-profit groups.

    Great Post,
    Melissa

  4.   Liz Lewis
    August 23rd, 2008 | 4:52 pm

    Hi Melissa, thanks for the extra green tips regarding Tampa…sounds like a place to visit.

    go ahead and repost this post if you wish as long as you highlight that it came from Traveling the Green Way — want to spread the word about the blog as much as I can…

    cheers,
    liz


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