Every year the university conducts a travel survey, collecting commuting habits of staff and students. The data collected helps us highlight required improvements to facilities, access funding and track our Scope 3 commuting emissions.
 
Previous years surveys have been used as evidence for the need of hire bikes, training sessions and improvements to surrounding transport links. 

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This survey takes 10 minutes to complete and can he accessed via the following link- QMU Annual Travel Survey

There are a selection of prizes up for grabs, a £50 Amazon voucher, £50 Bike Station Voucher and a S'wheat water bottle. 

Thank you for your time.

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