To　explore　the　influence　and　mechanism　of　low-carbon　awareness　on　residents＇　travel　behavioral　intention　of　commuting,　a　comprehensive　theoretical　framework　was　constructed　based　on　the　theory　of　planned　behavior　(TPB)　and　the　value-belief-norm　theory　(VBN),　considering　three　low-carbon　awareness　factors:　low-carbon　knowledge,　low-carbon　attitude,　and　low-carbon　values.　Then　structural　equation　modeling　(SEM)　was　used　for　quantitative　analysis.　The　results　showed　that　all　the　three　low-carbon　awareness　factors　have　a　direct　or　indirect　significant　positive　effect　on　residents＇　low-carbon　travel　behavioral　intention　of　commuting.　Residents＇　awareness　of　low-carbon　travel　gradually　formed,　and　they　will　subconsciously　consider　the　impact　of　their　travel　modes　on　the　environment.　Therefore,　to　promote　low-carbon　awareness　and　encourage　residents　to　low-carbon　travel,　we　should　focus　on　diversified　low-carbon　travel　promotion　activities　to　youth　groups,　improving　the　pleasantness　and　comfort　of　commuting　modes,　promoting　incentive　policies　for　low-carbon　travel,　and　guiding　residents　to　adopt　correct　low-carbon　values.