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Travel Plans

Travel Plans

Worcestershire County Council works with employers, schools and residents across Worcestershire to develop Travel Plans. These documents contain different measures, depending on the type of plan and individual circumstances, to reduce single occupancy car use.

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School Travel Plans

You can learn more about School Travel Plans within the Sustainable Travel to School section of the website.

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Get in touch for more information on Travel Plans

For further information, email us or contact the Worcestershire Hub on 01905 765 765.

Employer Travel Plans

Worcestershire County Council is encouraging Worcestershire Employers to develop an Employer Travel Plan.

An Employer Travel Plan is a package of measures designed to encourage staff to consider alternatives to single-occupancy car-use. A plan could include: car-sharing scheme, a commitment to improving cycling and walking facilities and the promotion of public transport. It might also support flexible-working practices such as home-working, telephone and video conferencing.

Travel plans can offer real benefits not only to the organisation and its employees, but also to the surrounding community. It often helps to relieve local parking or congestion problems or improve public transport connections across the areas. It may also relieve stress on employees through reducing delays or providing the opportunity to cut their travel commitments by working from home on occasion.

Residential Travel Plans

Worcestershire County Council is working with residential groups and developers to develop Residential Travel Plans.

Residential Travel Plans are documents that outline a package of measures to reduce the number of car trips generated by a residential development and increase the opportunities for walking, cycling or using public transport.

Often this is a requirement of gaining planning permission, although Worcestershire County Council can advise and assist any residential group wishing to decrease car use in their area.

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  • Traveline
    Local public transport information.

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This page was last reviewed 10 June 2013 at 10:25.
The page is next due for review 7 December 2014.