LEED AP Building Design and Construction (BD+C) Practice Exam

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What is the requirement for short-term bike rack storage in a residential project?

  1. At least 10% of peak visitors

  2. At least 5% of peak visitors

  3. At least 2.5% of peak visitors

  4. No specific requirement

The correct answer is: At least 2.5% of peak visitors

The requirement for short-term bike rack storage in a residential project is based on accommodating a percentage of peak visitors who arrive by bicycle. The standard stipulates that at least 2.5% of the peak visitors should be provided with short-term bike parking. This ensures that a minimum number of bike racks are available to encourage cycling as a sustainable mode of transportation for those visiting the residential facility. This percentage is aligned with promoting cycling as a viable transportation option and responds to the growing demand for supportive infrastructure for cyclists, ultimately contributing to reduced vehicle traffic and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The emphasis on this level of accommodation reflects best practices in encouraging active transportation methods in residential developments.