Journeys generated by work account for much of London's car and van use; contributing heavily to congestion and the local air quality.

Developing a travel plan can help manage the transport and travel impacts of a workplace, with the aim of reducing the number of single-occupancy car journeys (the least environmental mode of transport).
A workplace travel plan involves a package of practical measures designed to encourage your employees and visitors to travel to and from your site by sustainable modes of transport.
There are a range of benefits for your business, employees and the local community including:
Substantial help is available to employers looking to create a travel plan voluntarily, through the "A New Way to Work" campaign.
Working with Transport for London (TfL), the Council is able to offer support in the form of free cycle parking, funding for sustainable initiatives and merchandise. Businesses will be guided through each stage of the travel planning process, allowing businesses to develop a meaningful and site-specific travel plan with minimal work and cost.
The Council offers free workplace travel planning advice for businesses required to have a travel plan as a result of a planning application. A range of guidance material is available from the Council to assist you in writing your plan and we provide constructive feedback on any draft documents submitted.
Business Forums have been created for businesses to take communal action against shared transport issues, and these have extended to include waste disposal and other matters.
If you are interested in developing a travel plan, please contact:
The Climate Change and Sustainable Travel Group
Telephone: 020 8547 5760
Email: CCST@rbk.kingston.gov.uk