1. Getting to work the green way Helping you discover the different travel options to get you to NTU Updated January 2014

2. 24 June 20162 Cycling Cycle to work scheme –Get a tax-free bike with Cyclescheme and pay for it over 12 months through salary sacrifice. –The scheme can save you ££’s on the full price of a new bike. Ucycle bike hire –If you don’t want to buy a bike why not hire one? Staff members and students can hire a bike for just £35 per year (plus £60 refundable deposit). Bikes come with a lock, lights, and regular maintenance checks included. –For more details visit Ecoweb’s Ucycle pages or contact NTU’s Sustainable Transport Officer Dave Hobday on x 86136 or david.hobday@ntu.ac.ukEcoweb’s Ucycle pages david.hobday@ntu.ac.uk Cycle Facilities –There are bike stands, lockers and shower facilities on all 3 campuses and more are being added. Maps showing the location of cycle facilities are available on Ecoweb. Ecoweb

3. Cycling to work safely Ridewise Training –All members of staff can get exclusive one-to-one training with Ridewise absolutely free as part of the Ucycle project. For more details contact the Environment Team. Route Planning –Transport Direct have created a great route planner to help you find the quickest, quietest and most recreational routes to get to work, or anywhere else, quickly and safely.Transport Direct Mileage Allowance –Members of staff can claim 20p per mile when using your bike on University business. So if you have to travel between campuses it pays to use a bike! 24 June 20163

4. Bus and Tram Travel All three campuses are well served by public transport –Brackenhurst: the 100 service stops right outside the campus.100 –Clifton: The Go2Uni 4 runs between city and Clifton campuses from every 7 minutes during term time via Nottingham Railway Station and Trent Bridge. Other services stopping outside the campus include the 1 to Loughborough. –City: the campus is less than five minutes walk from buses to all parts of the city and beyond. The tram is another great way of getting to work –Park and Ride services are available at Phoenix Park (near J26 of M1), Hucknall, Wilkinson Street and the Forest with trams running every few minutes. See the NET website for more details. NET website –Nottingham’s tram network is expanding with Phase Two due to be complete in 2015. For further information visit NET’s dedicated Phase Two website.Phase Two website. 24 June 20164

5. Flexible Benefits – discounted travel for staff Discounts for travel season-tickets with Nottingham’s main transport providers as part of the flexible benefits scheme. –East Midlands Trains – 10% discount on season tickets. –Kangaroo – unlimited travel on local buses, trams and trains from £1.31 per day. –Nottingham City Transport – 10% discount on Citycard and Citycard Extra annual tickets. –Trent Barton – Saver annual pass, savings dependent on the distance you travel Spread the cost of your season ticket over 12 months and benefit from the extra discounts without having to pay up front! 24 June 20165