How do you get to work?

31st January 2012, 00:00

We've teamed up with Travel+ (the government funded initiative helping our authorities across the west improve commuter routes and promote sustainable ways to travel) to find out about your commute to work.

Do you catch the train to another city, hop on a local bus or just trot round the corner?

Does getting to work set you up for the day or leave you frustrated and frazzled?

How could your commute be improved?

Travel+ want to know the answers to these questions and more and as a thank you for completing the survey we'll pop you in a draw for the chance to win £500! 

Plus you can find out whose travel style yours is most like, do you prefer to travel in style like Heart Breakfast's Paulina, bike it like Andy Bush or rely on your own two feet like Drivetime's Tim Lichfield?

Simply answer our survey questions below making a note of whether you tick mostly 1's, 2's etc on the first 5 question and then click on the link below the survey to find out which Presenter you are most like.

Everyone who completes the survey will go into a draw for then chance to win £500, now with that you could really travel in style! Don't miss the bus though as entry closes on Monday 13th February.

Your answers will be invaluable to Travel+, to help develop a new website to provide up to the minute travel info for the region. No personal information will be provided to Travel+ unless you have ticked the opt in box.

Think more about the way you travel to work!

Travel+

In February there's a new website launching which will provide up to the minute travel information for the whole West of England region.

The LSTF (Local Sustainable Transport Fund) programme is a joint initiative across the four councils making up the West of England (or old Avon) - Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire & North Somerset.

It's funded by the Department for Transport to improve transport infrastructure; and to promote environmentally friendly modes of transport such as walking, cycling, using public transport or car sharing as alternatives to single occupier car journeys to work.

Travel+ - For up to the minute travel information around Bristol
Find out more here