A Guide to Your Travel Options. Chester Campuses and Buildings

Similar documents
ALTERNATIVE PARKING FOR THE CHESTER CAMPUS

Contents Location Map Welcome and Introduction Travel Plan Management Science Park Accessibility Walking Cycling Bus Rail Car Sharing Contact Details

A guide to what s contained in this temporary timetable

Bluebell Gardens Resident Travel Guide

UNIVERSITY CENTRE. TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT Guidelines

CAMBRIDGE ACCESS STUDY: TACKLING CONGESTION WORKSHOP

TRAVEL PLAN ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT

TRAVEL PLAN ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT

Travel Costs...in more ways than one! Sara Brook: West Yorkshire Travel Plan Network (WYTPN)

Sandwell General Hospital Travel Plan 2014

CONTENTS PREFACE 1.0 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE 2.0 POLICY AND GOVERNANCE 3.0 SUMMARY OF PROGRESS 4.0 NATURE OF DEMAND 5.0 TRAVEL AND PARKING INITIATIVES

Final Plan 20 December 2016

St Anthony s School Hampstead

Thursday 18 th January Cambridgeshire Travel Survey Presentation to the Greater Cambridge Partnership Joint Assembly

We hope you are looking forward to seeing Tom Jones perform live

Satisfaction with getting to work 56% 15% 6% 6% Total distance travelled. miles per week

Travel Planning WC & NWCD Cycling Group. Thursday 2 nd July Amanda Holden

Satisfaction with getting to work 54% 14% 6% 5% Total distance travelled. miles per week

1.0 FOREWORD EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION CURRENT TRENDS IN TRAVEL FUTURE TRENDS IN TRAVEL...

University of Leeds Travel Plan

CPC Parking Lot Riverside Drive. Transportation Rationale

Bristol City Council has produced a draft Bristol Transport Strategy document.

Smart Network Smarter Choices

Developing a Birmingham Transport Space Allocation policy. David Harris Transport Policy Manager Economy Directorate Birmingham City Council

Satisfaction with getting to work 55% 17% 8% 7% Total distance travelled. miles per week

GETTING WHERE WE WANT TO BE

Arriva in Medway July 2010 (Kent) Council area

UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF NORTH MIDLANDS NHS TRUST TRAVEL PLAN COUNTY HOSPITAL

Student Travel Survey 2012 results

BUS BUS PASSENGER SURVEY RESULTS ARRIVA Arriva in Merseyside November 2009 PTE (Merseytravel) area

Guide to travelling to and around Panmure April 2013

Our Cycle Promise. northernrailway.co.uk. Produced in partnership with Sustrans. July 2017

Help your staff get to work with the Business Travel Pack

CAMBRIDGE SOUTH WEST PARK & RIDE

Green Travel Strategy & Action Plan

Sustainable Transport Blueprint for Canterbury. Lynn Sloman

The most innovative bike hire scheme in the UK

PERSONALISED TRAVEL PLANNING IN MIDLETON, COUNTY CORK

Arriva in GMPTE July 2010area

Part 3: Active travel and public transport planning in new housing developments

Initial ideas for bus and cycle links

1.4 The development work will also provide 30 additional car and 50 cycle parking spaces on the campus.

DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY TRAVEL PLAN PROGRESS REPORT

Green Travel Strategy & Action Plan

Appendix 3: Action Plan Completed Objectives 9 th Revision (November 2016)

Bike Friendly Business Application Form

Easter Bush Campus Travel Plan

Brighton & Hove Bus Company in Brighton & Hove Council area

Copenhagen Cycling Map. Red Lines Cycling facilities

BUS PASSENGER SURVEY Merseyside BUS PASSENGER SURVEY RESULTS FOR: November 2009

2013 Staff Travel Survey Results

Edge Hill University Ormskirk Campus Travel Plan

Active Transportation on the Rise

BUS PASSENGER SURVEY RESULTS FOR: BUS PASSENGER SURVEY STAGECOACH Stagecoach in GMPTE area

Sustainable Campus Transportation in the United States

Eliminate on-street parking where it will allow for a dedicated bus only lane %

How To Encourage More Efficient Transportation in Brazilian Cities

Kingswood Primary School s Travel Plan

First in Stoke-on-Trent November 2009 City Council area

Parking & Transportation Update Spring Parking

January Project No

We're at Your Service. Parking, Transportation and Services

BUS BUS PASSENGER SURVEY Cornwall RESULTS FOR:

Stagecoach in Swindon Borough area

2017 Florida Commuter Transportation Summit

Parking, Bikes, Buses & More

Staff Travel Survey 2015 Key Findings

Sustainable Travel Plan In partnership with:

Student Travel Survey 2013

Local Transport Plans and sustainable transport

WELLS WAY GREEN PARK ROAD

Report on trends in mode share of vehicles and people crossing the Canal Cordon to 2013

Proposed Strategic Housing Development at the Former Doyle s Nursery and Garden Centre and Benoni, Brennanstown Road, Cabinteely, Dublin 18

1999 On-Board Sacramento Regional Transit District Survey

WALK- AND bike-friendly TURLOCK

Abellio s sustainable door-to-door Approach

Dorothy House Hospice Care Green Travel Plan. May 2018

Tel: Karime Hassan Chief Executive Exeter City Council Civic Centre Paris Street Exeter EX1 1JN

Travel to Work Survey Report

The role of the Authority in promoting sustainable transport. Gerry Murphy South East Regional Assembly 27 th May 2011

Western Greyhound in Cornwall Council area

Northumbria University. Travel Plan Update

Our journey a 20 year Transport Manifesto for the North East

Measuring Transportation: Traffic, Mobility and Accessibility

TRAVEL PLAN: CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT TRAVEL PLAN. Central European University Campus Redevelopment Project.

London Cycle Network Annual Report 2000

A smarter way to get to work. Free advice, support and funding for businesses in Bristol

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Callan Park accommodates travel from a wide range of transport modes, including walking, cycling, bus and light rail.

Baseline Survey of New Zealanders' Attitudes and Behaviours towards Cycling in Urban Settings

Manchester Metropolitan University Travel Plan Strategy March

Ageing, transport and mobility

Cycle parking - examples of good practice

Riverbank Meadows Travel Information Booklet

Appendix N(b): Portishead Station Outline Travel Plan

Commuting by train to work in the Avonmouth - Severnside Enterprise Area

Park & Ride Implications for TRICS Users. TRICS UGM, June 2009

Liverpool Hope University Travel Plan

Nottingham Cycle City Frequently Asked Questions

A bold but realistic vision for a world-class transport future for Shrewsbury and the region

Mumford Terminal Replacement Opportunities Neighbourhood Open House. we are here. PHASE 2 Identifying and Evaluating Candidate Sites

Transcription:

A Guide to Your Travel Options Campuses and Buildings

Introduction and Background Contents 03 Introduction and Background 04 Travel by ublic Transport Introduction and Background 06 Travelling to the University on Foot 08 Travelling to the University by Bike 10 Travel By Car 12 Contact Us With our arkgate Road Campus, Riverside Campus, Kingsway Buildings and the Queen s ark Campus being so centrally located within, they benefit from excellent accessibility by active travel modes; many of which you might already be aware of. Have you ever considered, however, that there might be a quicker, cheaper or more convenient way to travel to the University? This guide has been prepared to give an overview of the travel opportunities available and the measures the University has in place to assist you - take a look and if you have any further questions, feel free to get in touch with the University s Sustainability Unit, by emailing greenchester@chester.ac.uk 02 03

Travelling by ublic Transport Travel by bus or train can offer a suitable alternative to the car for many; particularly where parking is limited or costly and public transport services are convenient and cost-effective. Our central locations mean there are lots of public transport services accessible within just a short walk. Why Not Hop on a Bus? Getting the Best Deal on Your Ticket You can get some great deals if you study or work at the University. Staff - can benefit from significant cost savings on their journey by public transport by purchasing an annual ticket rather than paying daily or weekly fares. It takes just 5 minutes to get from the arkgate Road Campus to city centre by bus - services 1/1a (to / from Blacon every 10 minutes), 15/15a (to / from Saughall every 30 minutes) and X22 (to / from Heswall every hour) run along arkgate Road itself, whilst services 1, 2 (to / from Liverpool every 10 minutes) and X2 (every 30 minutes to Ellesmere ort) stop on Liverpool Road. The Kingsway Buildings are served by bus number 53 at a frequency of every 15 minutes throughout the week. The service takes just 15 minutes to get to Bus Exchange from where frequent onward services are available to a wide range of local and regional destinations. Travel by ublic Transport From the Riverside Campus, Bus Exchange is only ten minutes walk away. A number of buses pass the site via Grovesnor Road, including to / from Mold, Wrexham, Hollywell and Wepre. From the Queen s ark Campus it is less than 20 minutes walk to Bus Exchange Timetable information for all services can be found at: www.traveline-northwest.co.uk Catch a Train All 4 sites are within approximately 15-20 minutes walk of railway station. From here there are regular services to a range of local destinations, including Helsby, Frodsham, Runcorn, Warrington, Bache, Liverpool and Manchester, as well as regional and national services. Students - can take advantage of a number of offers including the Arriva North West Student Saver - an unlimited journey bus pass (including evenings and weekends), which offers a 30% reduction as compared with normal bus fares. Tickets can be purchased on-line at: www.arrivabus.co.uk/studentsaver-tickets-in-north-west/ Alternatively, why not pick up a GEM ass and receive discounted travel across the Merseyrail network and parts of the Northern City Line. Ticket prices and details on how to make a purchase can be found here: www.merseyrail.org/tickets-passes/ season-tickets/gem-pass-(studentpass).aspx 04 05

Travelling by ublic Transport Travelling to the University on Foot If you are lucky enough to live close enough to walk to University, what better way to save money, do your bit for the environment and get fitter too? lan your journey on foot To plan your journey to the University on foot visit www.maps.google.co.uk and click on directions and then the pedestrian icon Did your know? That half of all journeys in the UK could be walked, as they are less than 2 miles. You could save around 140 per year by swapping a 2-mile car journey to the University for the same trip on foot. 06 07

Travelling by ublic Transport Travelling to the University by Bike Whilst cycling is not for everyone, it is a really good way to get fit, avoid the traffic and often gets you around just as quickly as if travelling by bus or car (especially during peak times). A map of local routes within the wider area can be found here: www.itravelsmart.co.uk/ travel-smart/cycle/ The University has a range of measures in place to help those wishing to cycle to the University. Email greenchester@chester.ac.uk to find out more or get involved. As a member of STAFF you can take up an interest free loan to buy a bike (up to the value of 500), making cycle purchase more affordable. Did you know we also pay cycle mileage for business travel? Or why not join the University s Bicycle User Group (BUG) or the Student Cycle Society and get to know fellow cyclists and have your say on cycling issues? U fix it bike stations are now available at the following locations: arkgate Road Campus (outsidethe Grosvenor Bike Store); Riverside Campus (by the bike shelter at the West Entrance); Kingway Buildings (by the bike shelter at CKW060); Queen s ark Campus (Under the bike Shelter); These include bike tools, a pump and stand that students and staff can use for FREE. At our arkgate Road Campus Shower / changing facilities are available in the fitness suite, at the Sports Hall, at Chritchley 019 cycle change and behind the bike store at Grosvenor House. Grosvernor Bike Store provides secure, two-tier parking and coin operated lockers. lease lock your bike inside the store. You will need your University pass to access the store. At our Kingsway Buildings Shower / changing facilities are available at 078 and 079. Our Riverside Campus Shower / changing facilities available in the rooms opposite 213 (male) and 314 (female). 08 09

Travelling by Car Sometimes the only option is to travel by car We appreciate that for many people coming by car is the only viable option. Our travel plan strategy is not an anti-car campaign but there are lots of ways to travel by car in a more sustainable way. For visitors travelling by car to our city centre campuses, please use the following postcodes: arking There is restricted parking for students at the arkgate Road Campus, Rigg Building, Kingsway Buildings and Queen s ark Campus at Handbridge - there is no student provision at the Riverside campus or at any other sites. As a STUDENT you can only apply for a permit if your round trip to University is more than 10 miles (unless you are registered disabled). ermit applications should be made through Shareoint All University STAFF are eligible to apply for a parking permit - applications should be made via the ortal. Further information on eligibility criteria can also be found here. Consider Car Sharing Sharing your journey with a colleague or friend is a great way to save money and also has wider benefits in terms of reducing congestion and parking demand. You don t have to share every day, and you can share as either a driver or passenger. The more people you share with, the more you can save - typically someone that car shares for their commute saves around 780 per year. Register your details or search for a journey match for FREE at www.liftshare. Eco Driving Sometimes there is no alternative to a car trip - but there are ways to reduce the amount of money you spend on driving. Smarter driving could save you up to 220 per year in fuel costs. So clean out your boot, accelerate more gently and drive more steadily to help you save cash and do your bit for our environment. City Car Club City Car Club s innovative hourly car rental service gives you 24/7/365 access to pay-as-you-drive cars across. Simply reserve a car, head to its on-street location, unlock and off you go! Students quote UOC270 when applying online to get 30 free drive time. Staff - quote UO001 to get free membership in the first year. More information can be found at www.citycarclub.co.uk/chester arkgate Road Campus - CH1 4AR Riverside Campus - CH1 1SL Kingsway Buildings - CH2 2LB Queen s ark Campus - CH4 7AD 10 11

Liverpool Roa Designed by TS-Design.co.uk From A5117, A550 and A540 A5480 Countess Way A540 Campus arkgate Road From A41 (Birkenhead) Liverpool Road d Total Fitness A5116 Bache Brook Lane Brook Lane Kingsway Buildings Kingsway Kingsway A From A41, M6, M53, M56, A55 and Frodsham A5116 Victoria Road Hoole Road Cheyney Rd arkgate Road Brook Str Rail d A548 RIVER DEE City Walls Road St Martins Way New Crane Str Nun s Rd Nicholas Str A540 A5268 Northgate Street Watergate Str Bridge Str Northgate Arena City Centre Cathedral Eastgate Str epper Str A56 Hoole Way St Oswalds Way Foregate Str Vicar s Ln Station Rd A5268 A51 City Road From A51 (Tarvin) Boughton A5268 Lower Bridge Street Queen s ark Campus The Groves A483 Racecourse Castle A483 from Wrexham and North Wales RIVER DEE Gro Castle Drive Handbridge Riverside Campus Queen s ark Road Handbridge City Car arks Long stay Short stay Reserved stay For further information visit www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk Contact Us University of www.greenchester.co.uk T. 01244 512202 E. greenchester@chester.ac.uk