Drive with a clear conscience.
Planting trees offsets carbon emissions production.
Thanks to your contributions, trees have been planted. Let's update the data monthly.
You can also contribute.
- You can also participate in the project. Just buy a highway sticker from us and help offset the carbon footprint of your travels.
- The amount of the contribution depends on the specific time sticker. For each highway sticker you purchase from us, we will set aside a portion of the money and plant trees for it!
About our project
Our czdalnice service aims to help compensate for CO2 emissions generated by car operations. Within this service, users can contribute financially, which is then invested in projects to plant long-lived, freely growing trees in the Czech Republic and around the world.
Our long-term goal is to plant one tree for each stamp, which is an ambitious task aimed at actively contributing to forest restoration and reducing CO2 emissions. Thanks to contributions from our users, we are able to plant several dozen trees daily.
The handling fee we charge for our service is used to cover external operational costs such as VAT, payment gateway fees, bank charges, server operations, IT support, customer support, and marketing. Of the resulting margin, we allocate 30% to tree planting. The remaining financial resources are then used for project development and further service improvements.
A list of all planted trees is regularly updated and publicly available. This ensures the transparency of our project and allows users to track how their contribution contributes to forest growth.
We believe that our czdalnice service represents a simple and effective way for individuals to actively contribute to environmental protection and reduce their own ecological footprint. Together, we can make a difference and support a sustainable future.
CO2 emissions from cars, facts and figures
In transport, nearly 30 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions in the EU are generated, with road transport accounting for 72 percent of them.
Passenger cars are among the largest CO2 emitters, accounting for 60.7 percent of the total emissions generated in transport. However, traveling by modern personal car can be one of the cleanest means of transportation if more people are traveling in the car.
Unfortunately, statistics show that in Europe, an average of 1.7 passengers travel by car. Therefore, other modes of transportation, such as buses, appear to be more ecological alternatives.
