With longer days and warmer weather, summer is a great time to get walking, wheeling and cycling to work. We appreciate that active travel is not accessible for everyone but for those who can, switching up your commute offers many benefits:
- boost your wellbeing
- increase fitness
- reduce traffic congestion
- improve local air quality
- save you money
- lower your environmental impact
This June, we are celebrating National Bike Week and getting outdoors. We encourage you to get involved and take advantage of the active travel initiatives that support our staff and student community.
Activities this fortnight
Wednesday 4 June
- don't miss the last Dr Bike of the academic year where you can get a free bike check and basic maintenance, 9.30am to 4.30pm
- Avon and Somerset police will be on campus providing free security bike marking, from 9.30am to 12pm
Located between 10 East and the arrivals square.
Wednesday 11 June
- meet fellow commuters and take part in a mass walk or cycle to campus
- enjoy a free breakfast with our active travel community, available for all staff who actively commute
- take a break and join the lunchtime woodland walk and BYO picnic, from 12.30pm
Between 10 East and the arrivals square, from 10am to 2pm
- try out the Dott e-bikes and e-scooters in the free demo session
- chat with our shared travel officer for Bath who will be sharing information on Bath travel, including: cycle routes, buses, and the A4 consultation
- find out more about the University’s cycle-to-work scheme from our providers and learn about the employee benefits available
Whether you are a seasoned cyclist or simply interested in the best walking routes to campus, there is something for you. Start now and build a habit that benefits both you and the planet.