London’s public transport usage is at an all time high. With the Olympics approaching, tubes trains and buses will become much busier with disruptions and overcrowding expected. Now is the perfect time to start preparing for the commotion with your own unique travel plan.

Easy

Getting off the tube and buses a few stops earlier can provide an easier and generally more pleasant commuting experience. Incorporating walking into your commute will help you avoid overcrowding and travel delays that are expected to occur in London Bridge. You may even be surprised to find that walking between stops is often quicker than taking tube or bus!

Enjoyable

Walking to work doesn’t have to be just for the Olympics. London is a brilliant city that is best explored by foot. It is filled with diverse architecture, rich history and beautiful open spaces. When commuting to work by public transport, we miss out of these interesting and quirky sights. Adding walking to your daily travel is a great way to discover the capital’s vibrant and unique cityscape.

Healthy

Commuting by foot has a multitude of health benefits which can easily fit into a busy schedule. Walking just 30 minutes covers your daily recommended exercise and you can lose approx 100 calories per mile. Regular walking can reduce the risk of many health problems, increase energy levels, reduce stress and anxiety, and improve concentration levels for the day ahead.

How to start?

Incorporating walking into your travel plan is simple and easy. Check out information on Quiet Routes and Quick Routes and create your own strategic commute into the workplace!