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BIG Green Commuter Challenge

The BIG Green Commuter Challenge is an opportunity to join with other organisations in Portsmouth to encourage a healthier environment and reduce emissions and congestion.  Commuting by more fuel efficient sustainable transport will not only benefit your health and save you money, but will reduce the effect of climate change. 

It’s the hottest topic around and everyone wants to be seen to be doing something about it.

Organisations and individuals competed against each other to see which could reducethe most congestion and pollution by cutting miles travelled alone in a car.

Organisations interested in taking part in the BIG Green Commuter Challenge in 2009 should contact Amanda Morris, Travel Plan Officer on amanda.morris@portsmouthcc.gov.uk or 023 9284 1332.

What's New!

Winners

Results

BIG Green Commuter Challenge Report 2008

What is the BIG Green Commuter Challenge?

What is it?
When is it?
Objectives of the BIG Green Commuter Challenge
Rules of the BIG Green Commuter Challenge

How to take part in the BIG Green Commuter Challenge?

How to take part
Who can take part?
Organisation Registration 2008
Recording the miles you save
Why should you take part?
Organisations which took part in 2007

Prizes, incentives and benefits

Benefits
Prizes and Trophies
Discounted bus travel

Publicity

Leaflets, posters, guidelines for Coordinators

Help to kick the car habit?

Green travel leaflets
Some ideas to help kick your car habit
Bus services
Cycling around Portsmouth
External green travel websites