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TravelSmart helps people to use cars less and to choose alternatives such as walking, cycling, and public transport.

A successful Western Australian program, TravelSmart encourages people to make small changes in their travel choices. These small changes can make a big difference.

Save time and money, boost your health and help the environment by being TravelSmart.

Find out what you can do to be TravelSmart and how some Perth families are making a difference.

What's new

15/12/2011: More workplaces get TravelSmart

Arup, City of Swan and St John of God Hospital Murdoch were recognised at the TravelSmart Workplace launch for adopting measures to help their employees walk, cycle and use public transport to work more. Another 10 employers have joined TravelSmart. See more information.

Date	Previous news
15/11/2011	Evaluation shows local government and workplace programs deliver value The TravelSmart local government and workplace programs were recently evaluated. This showed the value of the programs in promoting active, sustainable transport. The evaluation report and summaries are now available. See more information.
16/09/2011	Workplaces invited to get TravelSmart Organisations can reduce their transport footprint, business costs and boost employee health by getting TravelSmart. The program helps workplaces promote active and sustainable travel. Expressions of Interest are open until 30 September 2011. See more information.
02/09/2011	A bus without wheels for Esperance Esperance primary school students and their parents are invited to participate in a Department of Transport (DoT) initiative which gives children the opportunity to walk to school in the safety of a group. See more information or read the media statement.
18/10/2010	Businesses and councils making smart travel decisions Transport Minister Simon O'Brien today congratulated the City of Cockburn,Parsons Brinckerhoff and St John of God Hospital, Subiaco for completing workplace travel plans designed to reduce the reliance on private vehicles. See more information or read the media statement.
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