With climate change and carbon emissions at the forefront of global challenges, finding sustainable ways to travel is more important than ever. Transport is one of the biggest contributors to the UK’s carbon footprint, with domestic travel in the UK being the largest emitting sector of greenhouse gases. The way we travel is a crucial part of the solution and whether you take the bus, cycle, walk, or use the train, there are plenty of options to explore.
Join us for Sustainable Travel Day at Library Square on Tuesday 18 March and discover information, discounts and free bike services to help you explore sustainable travel options.
When: 18 March 11am – 3pm
Where: Library Square
What you can expect:
- Representatives from Govia Thameslink Railway (who operate Thameslink, Southern and the Gatwick Express) and Brighton & Hove Buses will be on hand to share details of student discounts to help you save money on public transport
- Bring your bike for a free check-up by volunteers from the Bike Hub, ensuring it’s roadworthy
- Get your bike securely registered with Sussex Police, helping to deter theft and keep your ride safe
- Grab a Beryl Bike voucher to get started on Brighton’s shared cycling scheme
- Find out about events and opportunities you can get involved in the Bike Shack
- Have the opportunity to win a bike!
Head down to Library Square between 11am and 3pm on Tuesday 18 March and meet transport providers and local experts. For more information, email: m.farkas@sussex.ac.uk.
Also read: Travel update for students commuting to campus by car or bus : University of Sussex.