In one question: If ride share and van pool adds up to 87. However, in another question, the number of ride shares 2, 3, 4, 5 is 112. Do you go with 87 and ignore the 112?

We have an inn that is seeking LEED certification. Our innkeeper lives in the building. Because we are in the center of a small town, we walk to the post office, bank and grocery store.

Any guidance on how to appropriately certify your own firm's building?

I am working on a project at a research university. We are seeking to obtain certification for a building on campus that consists of research, classroom, and office spaces.

I have a project that has operations 7 days a week. About 75% of workers come to the site Mon-Thu, and the other 25% of the workers come to the site Fri, Sat and Sun.

I am doing option 3, approach 1.

I see that the SmartCommute program is referenced as a way to provide incentive to building occupants to increase alternative commuting to work.

We need a hint for using the correct occupants.

Is a taxi considered to be "alternative transportation"? I would think that it is closer to "drive alone" since it would be a single user, and therefore wouldn't meet the credit intent.