These pages by no means cover all the available measures
to reduce transport use, but instead highlight the more
commonly used options.
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Use vehicles that run on alternative
fuels (e.g. electricity, liquefied petroleum
gas (LPG) and natural gas)
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Ensure that your existing vehicles are well maintained.
Poorly maintained cars can use up to 30% more fuel
than well-maintained vehicles of the same age.
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Place staff on driver
training schemes. With the correct training
fuel use can be reduced by between 10 and 30%.
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Promote a staff car share scheme
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Provision of a coach park
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Offer seasonal pitches for touring caravans
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Provide a drop-off point for public transport
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Provide secure covered storage for bicycles
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Provide visitors with details of public transport
and cycle and pedestrian routes
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Provide information on local cycle hire services
or if practical make bikes available for visitors
and staff to use
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Form business collaborations with public transport
service providers
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