TRANSPORT PLAN

INFORMATION

• Car Parking
• Travel and Transport
  • Walking
  • Cycling
    • New Cyclists
    • Training
    • Cycle Routes
    • Financial Help
    • Tax benefit cycle scheme
    • Cycle surgery
    • Bike Maintenance
    • Bike Safety
    • Bike Security
    • Recycle your bicycle
    • Bike BUDi
    • Keep in touch
    • Cycle parking request procedure
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Cycling

Welcome to the University of Bristol's cycling pages. Here you will find all the information you require to help you cycle to the University.

Four good reasons why you should cycle to the University:

• Keeps you fit and healthy, and helps reduce stress.
• Saves you money.
• It is quicker and more convenient to get across the city by bike.
• Cycling is a non-polluting mode of transport.

Cycling in Bristol

Bristol is a great city to cycle in. Bristol was recently named the first Cycling City in the UK and as such a great deal of investment has gone in to making it easier to cycle here. There are many miles of cycle routes for you to choose from

Students

If you are a new cyclist you will find lots of useful information on these pages to help get you started. The cycle surgery is held every two weeks throughout term time. This is an opportunity to bring your bike along for a free safety check up or to have some minor repairs done.

Please note: Currently UG and PG students are not eligible to use the bike sheds on the UOB Precinct.

Staff

If you are a new cyclist you will find lots of useful information on these pages to help get you started. If you are a member of staff who is not so confident when it comes to cycling, then you are entitled to free cycle training. University staff are also able to get financial assistance if they cycle for work purposes as well as help towards the purchase of a new bike through the tax benefit cycle scheme. The cycle surgery is held every two weeks throughout term time. This is an opportunity to bring your bike along for a free safety check up or to have some free minor repairs.

For the latest cycling news in Bristol. Please visit the Betterbybike news pages