Healthy Travel Wales
Making healthy travel easier
Coronavirus (Covid-19) update: see below
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More of the same isn't an option.
We need to urgently change how we move around. Our reliance on the car for regular transport has contributed to sedentary lifestyles, air pollution, social isolation, and the climate emergency.
To tackle this, organisations in Wales are showing their commitment to healthier and more sustainable forms of transport, by publicly signing a Healthy Travel Charter. Each Charter contains a series of commitments the organisation will make over 3 years to support their staff and visitors to walk and cycle more, take public transport, and switch to electric vehicles.
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Coronavirus update
To prevent the spread of coronavirus please follow the latest Welsh Government travel guidance. Where a journey is essential, you should walk or cycle if you can. Public transport is still running in most places if you need it but there may be revised timetables in place.
During the lockdown we’ve seen smarter working practices emerge, and a glimpse of a world in which we get around in ways which are healthier, kinder on the environment, and more fun. Find out more about the Healthy Travel Charters and how your organisation can commit to fast-forwarding to this future, embedding healthy travel for the benefit of current and future generations.
During the lockdown we’ve seen smarter working practices emerge, and a glimpse of a world in which we get around in ways which are healthier, kinder on the environment, and more fun. Find out more about the Healthy Travel Charters and how your organisation can commit to fast-forwarding to this future, embedding healthy travel for the benefit of current and future generations.
