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Monday, 19 January 2009

Weekly Tip #40: Parking

This is the latest of a series of tips extracted from the Green Business Bible e-book:

Manage on-site parking to encourage greener forms of commuting - ideas include:

• Putting covered cycle racks near the front door.
  
• Limiting parking permits: a fair and transparent method of allocating permits based on need rather than seniority is required to avoid staff insurrection;
  
• Paying extra to those who do not take a permit;
  
• Charging daily parking charges can give staff more flexibility than permits. For example an employee may use the bus most days, but needs to use a car one day a week for the school run.
  

Labels: green travel planning, parking, tips

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