A green transportation solution integrating greenery, renewable energy, and community connection, opening up a vision for a smart and environmentally friendly city. The "Green Bus System and Waiting Stations" project is developed to simultaneously address three prominent urban issues today: air pollution, lack of green space, and personal vehicle congestion. The idea is highly integrated, combining public transportation – green technology – community connection. Each bus is a "mobile garden," each waiting station is a smart community interaction point powered by renewable energy. Smart waiting stations integrate wind power and do not consume grid electricity. The community is connected through digital interactive boards, forming the habit of using public transport and sharing green living values, contributing to reducing traffic emissions, raising environmental awareness, and building a healthy city from the inside out. Operating principle: Green plants are grown on the roofs of buses, providing shade and absorbing CO₂. Mini wind power systems supply electricity for lights and interactive boards at the waiting stations. Electronic interactive boards help people communicate, share information, and contribute to building a civilized and modern community. The entire model operates on clean energy, aiming for "zero-emission transportation."