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BikeLinks Scheme Administrator Transport Strategy Dept. of Development Plymouth City Council Plymouth PL1 2AA |
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07849758131 |
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Bike_Shop_RO@plymouth.gov.uk |
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- Department of Transport - Road Safety
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- Devon and Cornwall Safety Camera Partnership
- The Highway Code
- Child Car Seats
- Sustainable Travel
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Bike Links
Scheme summary
Bike Links is a scheme run with Plymouth City Council providing good value bikes and accessories and/or accredited training, to a wide range of potential referrers and their clients.
The scheme is divided into two elements:
Referral of clients to Bike Links (see documents table below)
- Providing a bike and training (or just training) to get clients into employment education or training where transport is a barrier.
Bike Links for employers' staff (see documents table below)
- Providing 'pool' bikes for a partner organisation and/or training for employees who’ll be using the pool bikes, or their own bikes.
The guidance documents for staff and clients along with the under-18 consent form and questionnaire can be downloaded from the documents table at the bottom of this page.
The scheme has been set up to meet a wide range of objectives:
- To improve access for a range of client groups to jobs, training and other opportunities including 'life training' in line with Local Area Agreement (LAA) accessibility objectives.
- Plymouth City Council and partners have a variety of LAA and other targets that include increasing cycling trips and levels of exercise, reducing road casualties and limiting carbon emissions.
- Departments wanting to reduce transport costs and improve employee health can use pool bikes for short trips within the city (example already set by Stonehouse police).






