Andijan State Technical Institute actively monitors the number of vehicles operating within and entering the campus as part of its Sustainable Transportation and Green Campus initiatives. Vehicle monitoring supports efficient traffic management, reduces congestion, and assists in minimizing greenhouse gas emissions associated with campus transportation.

During the reporting period, the university operated 4 institutional vehicles, while an average of 50 private cars and 2 motorcycles entered the campus each day. Consequently, the total number of vehicles recorded on campus was 56.

Based on a campus population of approximately 5,000 students and staff, the vehicle ratio was approximately 0.0112 vehicles per person (1.12%). This relatively low ratio reflects the university's efforts to encourage sustainable mobility through walking, cycling, shared transportation, and environmentally friendly transport alternatives.

The institute continues to promote low-carbon transportation strategies by improving pedestrian infrastructure, supporting bicycle use, enhancing public transportation accessibility, and implementing Green Campus policies that reduce dependence on private vehicles while contributing to environmental sustainability.