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1. Scope 3 emissions from commuting to be a three-year average of <7500 tco 2 e by 2018/19 i a) A continuous review of car parking provision and permit applications of the Vehicle Parking and Cycle Policy. b) Examining the potential for EV charging points in DMU car parks c) Introduce a DMU student & staff bike hire scheme d) Effective measurement of our Scope 3 GHG emissions associated with staff and student commuting. e) Developing projects to further support cycling to DMU Conducting an annual review of the Vehicle Parking and Cycle Policy. Conducting an annual review of comments made in the travel survey. Seek OLG support to investigate feasibility of a scheme. Identifying suitable locations for EV charging points on campus Gathering quotes to assess the potential costs of charging points Installation of charging points if business case viable Bring together a report to summarise how we visualise the scheme and to scope the operational details Tendering for a suitable contract Introduction of scheme if business viable Measuring results from the annual staff and student Travel Survey to analyse and reduce carbon emissions associated with staff and student commuting. Developing a Bike Buddy Project Scoping interest in possible Cycle maintenance sessions for staff and students Scheduling regular Dr Bike sessions The continuation of our cycle locks and lights loan scheme 2. Number of cycle spaces on campus to be greater than 700 by ii April Dec Report to OLG Feb August, Estates Helpdesk, Head of Estates Planning and Compliance. Projects Team, ; Environment & Officer The car parking application process is currently under review with ITMS as part of the new SAP system, with expected completion April. A proposal report has been drafted. Report to be submitted to the OLG February. The survey is currently being drafted and timelines confirmed. DMU s contract with Dr Bike is currently with the legal team for renewal. Further DR Bike sessions planned for March. Further locks for students are soon to be purchased (Jan 17)

f) To maintain, evaluate and to continue to develop cycling facilities on the DMU campus. g) Landscaping of the shared-use pedestrianised zone to include cycle areas. Appraise the development of cycling facilities in and around the Vijay Patel Building Review the development of cycling and shower facilities in and around Heritage House Regular inspections of campus cycle storage Ensuring that the provision of facilities for cyclists is considered in all new builds and refurbishment projects Liaise with the Projects Team regarding completion of the pedestrianisation works on Mill Lane and the Gateway to integrate cyclists and pedestrians, Projects Team. Quotes for work have been collected and a report has been submitted regarding VPB. Director of ITMS is to attend the next Green Travel Plan meeting in Jan. Jan Projects Team Pedestrianisation on Mill Lane and parts of the Gateway is nearly complete. 3. Three-year average for Staff commuting by Single Occupancy Vehicle: 42% 2015-, 41% -2019 iii h) The continuation of the Park & Ride scheme at DMU. Continuing DMU s working relationship with Leicestershire County Council Colleagues Promoting the scheme to DMU staff via internal communications Park & Ride established for the 2016/17 year. Further permits are being purchased according to demand. i) Improve Public Transport provision and offers to staff via Smartgo partnership. Continuing our membership of Smartgo Leicester to negotiate public transport discounts and deals, including buses. Smartgo have recently announced a rail ticket subsidy scheme in partnership with commuter club, as well as the renewal of bus ticket discount deals with Arriva, First and Centrebus.

j) Strengthen staff and student communication regarding travel and transport initiatives and offers Publishing regular bulletins and articles on the staff and student pages of the DMU website, in the weekly student newsletter and via Cascade emails. Engaging new staff starters at POD induction events. Improving communications through cycle shelters signage and display boards k) Promoting and supporting salary sacrifice schemes for bicycles. l) Developing a train ticket loan scheme m) To review and re-launch the DMU car share scheme n) To develop a personal transport planning initiative Continuing DMU s working partnership with P&MM to provide DMU staff with the Cycle2Work and CyclePlus tax free bike schemes. Research train ticket loans schemes run by other universities Investigate potential for train ticket loans scheme at DMU including estimates of take up of scheme and initial funds required Report to relevant groups and committees within DMU Implement scheme if approved and business case viable Monitor existing take up and use of car share scheme including monitoring numbers of occupants in car using car share area Review of existing carshare rules and procedures Relaunch of car share scheme highlighting benefits to staff during lift-share week in October Develop initiative to support individual staff members to make sustainable travel choices Through the staff induction process offer opportunity for personal travel planning opportunities to provide guidance to staff members about how to make sustainable travel choices on their commute to DMU The scheme would initially be run as a trial offering 1-2-1 guidance on sustainable travel to new starters. Depending on resources required the scheme can be made permanent to all new starters The latest window for a tax free bike purchase (Jan ) is now open. Dec A draft proposal report has been drawn up. Oct May

o) Working in collaboration with local partners on cycling initiatives Continuing DMU s working relationship with Leicester City County and Leicestershire County Council colleagues Networking and expanding relationships with other local partners and associates Attending the next EAUC Transport meeting (Feb 7 th ) and a cycling event in Nottingham (Jan 20 th ) 4. Miscellaneous p) Ensure any bikes left abandoned on the DMU campus are dealt with the appropriate way q) To fulfil our statutory reporting duties regarding travel planning r) Promote the health and wellbeing benefits of active travel to DMU staff and students Formalising a procedure for abandoned bikes found on the DMU campus Donating abandoned bikes to local charities Regular inspections of campus cycle storage Submitting an annual progress report to Leicester City Council colleagues in accordance with Section 106 planning policy requirements Encouraging greater student involvement in DMU guided walk sessions Mental Health Day guided walk planned open to staff and students Planning walks and tours as part of DMU Earth Week Greater student involvement in DMU guided walks, Security, The Abandoned bikes procedure is currently being finalised and approved. Cycle storage inspections are on-going. Jan Report submitted Dec 2016. Meeting relevant County Council colleagues in January., Health Promotion and Wellbeing Officer Guided walk planned for Tues 7 th March at 13:00. Information stall & activities planned as part of Mental Health Day. s) To conduct an annual staff and student Travel Survey Publishing a staff and student Travel Survey over a period of 3-4 weeks to gain detailed insight into DMU travel habits. Publishing results to SDTF and on website Feb/March Discussions have begun around setting dates for the survey to run. Survey questions are currently being drafted for the next survey (Jan )

i Improvement on the best performing rolling 3-year averages from Travel Survey data 2005-20014. ii 10% increase on 2014 figure. iii Based on reducing the figures from period covered by Phase 2.