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WELCOME A BIG BOX TRAVEL INFORMATION WELCOME A BIG BOX WELCOME TO WELCOME Starting a new job is the perfect optionstime and to explorethis pack your has travel all the information you need to decide BUS & TRAIN how to commute to work. CAR SHARING WALKING & CYCLING CONTACTS WELCOME BUSES & TRAINS BY USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT, YOU COULD… A BIG BOX DE-STRESS YOUR COMMUTE AND MAKE THE BEST USE SAVE MONEY OF YOUR TIME on the cost of travel with TAKE THE DRIVING Read a book, listen to music a range of saver tickets or call a friend DETOX. SIT BACK, RELAX, COMMUTE BUS & TRAIN BY BUS OR TRAIN. CAR SHARING STAY CONNECTED REDUCE YOUR Catch up on emails or scroll CARBON FOOTPRINT through social media and lower your CO2 emissions WALKING & CYCLING CONTACTS MAKE EVERYONE’S DIRECT SERVICES JOURNEY QUICKER Catch a bus straight from A busy bus replaces 40 Nottingham, Leicester, cars on the road and trains Loughborough and Derby to can reduce that even further East Midlands Gateway WELCOME BUSES & TRAINS A BIG BOX BUS DERBY S S Y NOTTINGHAM TEST RUN If you’re a new employee and you’d like to try commuting to work by bus, speak to your employer as you might be eligible J2A for a ‘taster’ bus ticket. BE A SAVVY SAVER If you’re travelling regularly by bus, why not consider a S LOCKINGTON season ticket? It’ll not only make the cost of the commute DONINGTON cheaper, but it means you won’t always be looking for change for the bus! J2 GET A PAY-AS-YOU-GO ‘Mango Card’ or ‘Kinchkard’ to top up and save. KEGWORTH S SY INTERCHANGE REGULAR BUS USER? S S BUS & S S RT M1 Pay for 12 months upfront to cover the cost TRAIN of your commute and get unlimited travel all year-round – including evenings and weekends! J23A S COALVILLE BONINGTON EVEN MORE SAVINGS! Many employers are signed up to the Super Commuter CAR scheme operated by trentbarton and Kinchbus. S Enjoy the savings of a season ticket but paid for SHARING via Direct Debit. For more information please visit: trentbarton WALKING www.trentbarton.co.uk/supercommuter & CYCLING LOUGHBOROUGH LEICESTER HATHERN Kinchbus www.kinchbus.co.uk TRAIN CONTACTS LOCAL BUS CONNECTIONS For more information on bus routes and train connections, please visit: The closest station to East Midlands Gateway is East Midlands MY15 Parkway. From here you can catch trains to Nottingham, Derby, Leicester or London, with regular services running to 155 www.slp-emg-travel.com and from the station throughout the day. Skylink Nottingham For more information please visit: Skylink Leicester - Derby National Rail Enquiries Skylink Clifton www.nationalrail.co.uk WELCOME CAR SHARING A BIG BOX DERBY You don’t need to own a car to FIND A CAR SHARE BUDDY S S NOTTINGHAMbecome a car sharer - you can The East Midlands Gateway Y SHARE YOUR be either a passenger or a driver liftshare network can help you - you just need to find someone find a car share partner by who is travelling at the same searching for people making J2A time, and in the same direction, similar journeys within your JOURNEY & SAVE! to start sharing. workplace, or across all employers at East Midlands Gateway. S LOCKINGTON CARDONINGTON SHARING IS J2 A GREAT WAY TO JOINING IS COMPLETELY FREE AND IT’S AS SIMPLE AS 1, 2, 3… KEGWORTH S SY INTERCHANGE S S S S RT M1 CUT DOWN YOUR Add your journey details 1 and filter your preferences J23A S COMMUTING BONINGTON CAR S Make the connection through SHARING COSTS AND HELP 2 the messaging service COALVILLE THE ENVIRONMENT. Accept the invitation and WALKING LOUGHBOROUGH & CYCLING LEICESTER 3 arrange a start date HATHERN CONTACTS Join the car sharing network today by visiting emg.liftshare.com For more information on car sharing to East Midlands Gateway please visit www.slp-emg-travel.com WELCOME WALKING & CYCLING BY WALKING OR CYCLING, YOU COULD… A BIG BOX DERBY S S NOTTINGHAM BURN CALORIES & Y BOOST ENDORPHINS!J2A BURN CALORIES SHORTEN YOUR ACTIVES TRAVEL CAN LOCKINGTON AND STAY HEALTHY JOURNEY TIME DONINGTON You can burn 100 calories It only takes 20 minutes to from walking just 1 mile walk 1 mile or cycle 3 miles HAVE AN AMAZINGJ2 IMPACT ON YOUR KEGWORTH S SY INTERCHANGE S S HEALTHS S RT & WELLBEINGM1 J23A S AS WELL AS YOUR BONINGTON WALLET.S SO LEAVE ARRIVE AT WORK FEELING NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT FANTASTIC WITH A BOOST BEING LATE TO WORK AS BEHIND THE HASSLE TO YOUR ENDORPHINS YOU’LL KNOW EXACTLY COALVILLE HOW MANY MINUTES YOUR OF DRIVING & START JOURNEY WILL TAKE WALKING LOUGHBOROUGH & CYCLING LEICESTER YOUR DAY RIGHT BY HATHERN WALKING & CYCLING CONTACTS TO WORK. AVOID THE TRAFFIC ENJOY THE FRESH AIR and have a bit of ‘you’ time away from every day distractions WELCOME WALKING & CYCLING A BIG BOX ALL THE FACILITIES YOU NEED… DERBY NOTTINGHAM 15 minutes cycle EACH WORKPLACE WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH: S Showers, changing Secure, covered cycle parking S S facilities and lockers Y 10 minutes cycle J2A GET A NEW BIKE FIRST TIME CYCLING Many employers offer a Cycle ON THE ROAD? LOCKINGTON 2 Work Scheme to help their Whether you’re new to cycling, S minutes cycl DONINGTON 5 e employees save money when or would like to improve your buying a new bike and safety technique, there are cycle equipment. Speak to your confidence courses for all abilities J2 employer to find out more. delivered by qualified instructors who work at a pace suited for you. Visit www.slp-emg-travel.com KEGWORTH SY to find out what is available in S S your area. S S RT M1 J23A S HAVE YOUR SAY BONINGTON A Bicycle User Group has been set up to support staff who S COALVILLE cycle to East Midlands Gateway. It offers an opportunity for employees to raise any concerns about cycling around WALKING the site and make a positive difference by looking after & CYCLING the interests of existing cyclists. LOUGHBOROUGH LEICESTER For more information, please visit www.slp-emg-travel.com CONTACTS WALKING & CYCLE ROUTES For more information onHATHERN walking and cycling to East Shared walk / cycle path Midlands Gateway please visit Opens in Autumn 2019 www.slp-emg-travel.com Suitable for less experienced cyclists Suitable for intermediate cyclists Suitable for experienced cyclists WELCOME A BIG BOX CYCLING DIRECTORY www.cyclestreets.net www.sustrans.org BUSES OF REALLY www.trentbarton.co.uk www.kinchbus.co.uk USEFUL CONTACT www.traveline.info TRAINS INFORMATION www.nationalrail.co.uk CAR SHARING emg.liftshare.com CONTACTS WELCOME A BIG BOX TRAVEL INFORMATIONTRAVEL INFORMATION BUS MAP WALKING & CYCLING ROUTES WWW.SLP-EMG-TRAVEL.COM.
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