Join the Commuter Revolution & win an iPad2!

12th March 2012, 09:02

How do you travel to work? Do you hop on the bus, walk, cycle or do you always rely on the car?

We've teamed up with Travel+, who have just launched a new website www.travelwest.info which is a really useful source of travel information across the West including different transport options and timetables.

For our fourth and final week we're focusing on car sharing which is a great alternative way to get to work.

Woman Driver Simply share journeys to work with friends or colleagues or other parents on the school run, you'll save fuel, save money and with less cars on the road there's great environmental benefits too.

Find out more about the benefits of car sharing below and make sure you enter our competition for the chance to win an iPad2 so you can email and sort out your car sharing rota!

Why not try a different method of transport for your daily journey?

From walking or cycling to Buses, Park & Ride and car sharing, these alternative ways of travel are not only better for you but also better for the environment around you.

See the links below to find out the benefits and we'll be highlighting a different method of travel every week for a month here on Heart.

Win an iPad2:

If you car share you need to be able to keep in touch with the people you share with, so we've the chance for you to win an iPad2 so emailing is easy!

Simply answer the question on the form at the bottom of the page and we'll pick one lucky winner at random*, best get hurry though as entry closes on Sunday 18th March.

* Please note: Winner will need to collect the prize from Heart at 1 Passage St, Bristol.

travelwest.info

Commute 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 promote environmentally friendly modes of transport such as walking, cycling, public transport or car sharing as alternatives to single occupier car journeys.