Saving The Planet
One Visit at a Time

The Route4Me® carbon-neutral last mile™ optimization platform helps deliver goods or services to their customers by taking vehicles off the road.

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The Carbon Neutral Last Mile is pioneered by Route4Me's ability to help companies eliminate dirty emissions

We Have Been Reducing Emissions Since 2010

Route4Me is considered “The Godfather of Green”

Avoiding unnecessary work and distances driven, saves people from wasting millions of hours annually, and billions of inefficient miles from being driven.

Our Environmentally Focused Culture Has:

Cleaned up enough air equal to planting over 87M+ trees

87 Million+

trees

Eliminating Co2 emissions from the final mile

Prevented 10 billion miles (22.5B KM) from being driven and reduced CO2 emissions by

10 Billion+

tons

Helped deliver & donate over 250,000 meals for children & seniors

Assisted children, seniors, and other social causes by helping donate and deliver over

100,000+

meals

Prevented over 10 Billion wasted miles (22.5B km)

Accelerated decarbonization and the adoption of electric business fleets

1,000+

vehicles

A switch to an eco-friendly last mile is the clean secret to supply chain profits

Sustainability Through
Carbon-Neutral Last Mile™ Optimization

The instant-gratification expectations of today's customers pose a direct environmental threat to the planet.

Modern businesses that incorporate Route4Me into their operations instantly up their green game and effortlessly reduce emissions - all while helping customers and other businesses reduce their carbon footprint.

All your business routes, whether dynamic or recurring, become more efficient, and help you reach your customers faster.

Electric Vehicle fleets can be profitable and good for the environment

The World Has Changed

Countless delivery and service vehicles
are hitting the road and killing the planet.

Customer expectations are constantly evolving, but almost always towards what is cheaper, easier, and faster. This has created a movement away from brick-and-mortar shopping to ecommerce, resulting in an ever rising number of deliveries.

By 2030 global urban last-mile delivery emissions are projected to increase by more than 36% and deliveries will grow by 78%.

The COVID pandemic accelerated the transition in the work-from-home and stay-at-home-economy at a faster rate than anyone could have anticipated.