Travel Plans
A travel plan is a package of measures produced to encourage people to use alternative modes of transport to single-occupancy car-use as they travel to work, around their community or embark upon leisure or recreational trips.
Such a plan could include car sharing schemes; a commitment to improve cycling facilities; strategies to encourage walking; interest free loans for public transport tickets or restricted car parking allocations. Travel plans can offer real benefits, not only to organisations and their employees, but also to the surrounding neighbourhood and natural and built environments that make up the wider local community
Follow the links to find out more about,
- workplace travel plans;
- residential travel plans;
- tourism and leisure travel plans; and
- travel planning for developers.
You can also access all the latest information about our TravelWise Merseyside Forums, specially developed to support organisations in their development and ongoing implementation of their travel plans.
To support the more than 100 businesses now involved in Travel Plans, we have developed the Wise Moves Membership services to help make Travel Planning even simpler. This service includes our on-line survey, which can help you to target your travel plan to make the most impact and monitor results. Its free to join so sign up today!
To assist organisations, we have produced a TravelWise Travel Plan Pack for use as a resource for those looking to develop and implement their own Travel Plan. It is a 'dip-in' resource, which is appropriate to all types of organisations - private sector companies, hospitals, colleges, residential developments, tourist/leisure sites and speculative/multi-occupied developments - just ‘dip-in' to access the sections as they are relevant or are of interest to your organisation. Please click on the page below to view the resource.
Merseyside Transport Partnership reaches out to wider community for consultation on the future of local transport
19.03.2010
As part of the planning process for the future of local transport, the Merseyside Transport Partnership (MTP) held a special event at the Marriott in Liverpool this week.