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The University is committed to sustainable travel. All users of the Campus are encouraged to bear this in mind when considering their travel options.
Our Address: TU Dublin, Aungier Street, Dublin 2, D02 HW71, Ireland.
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TU Dublin encourages cycling as a sustainable travel option for students and staff and has over 1,600 bike stands across campuses. According to our 2024 Smarter Travel survey, 5% of students and 16% of staff cycle to campus. |
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Aungier Street campus is easily accessible located in the city centre, where TU Dublin encourages students, staff and guests to travel to campus by sustainable travel; but for those who cannot choose a sustainable travel mode and are dependent on travel by car, why not consider carpooling? Has many benefits including lowering traffic congestion and air pollution, reducing travel costs, and reducing car dependency. |
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Bike Security
All locks are not made equal. As a general guide think about spending around 10% of the value of the bike you are trying to protect on a lock.
The tools used to force rigid U locks and flexible cable or chain locks are different and most thieves don’t carry both.
- Consider using a combination for maximum protection.
- Lock your bike to something secure and don’t lock it to a part of your bike which can be easily removed such as wheels, saddle posts or carriers.
- Lock your bike as snugly as possible – slack locks are easier to lever apart.
- Always lock your bike even when it’s parked somewhere secure – bikes are regularly stolen from hallways, back yards and garages.
- Lots of stolen bikes are recovered but there is often no way to locate the owner.
- Take a few photos of your bike and record the serial number of the frame.
- The serial number is usually stamped on the frame under the bottom bracket (near peddles).
- Register your bike: https://bikeregister.ie/ It is a free service to help locate stolen bikes.
- Bike theft is serious – always make a formal report of bike theft at your local Garda station.
Bike to University
Entering third-level education can mark the start of an individual’s independent travel decision making. Campuses and surrounding areas that make sustainable transport options convenient will facilitate the formation of lifelong sustainable travel habits. By choosing sustainable, active travel modes, like cycling, students and staff can enjoy the benefits of better air quality, improved health and well-being, and by doing so contribute to safer, healthier and more sustainable communities. It's a great way to keep fit and save money too.