Transport NHS Discounts & Deals

There is nothing worse than a stressful and uncomfortable commute to work that makes your working day even longer. But who says that commutes have to be so uncomfortable? We have mastered the art of an enjoyable commute to work and have a few pointers on how you can improve your commute – and save money at the same time!  

1.  Leave the car behind (if you can)  

While you may automatically just jump into your car every morning for your commute to work you may be surprised to learn that you could instead use the public transport UK links to get you there instead. Not only is this kinder to the planet, but also means you can limit your time sat in city traffic.  

Nobody likes sitting in traffic all morning do they! Using public transport in the UK also means that you can plan your day, check emails, read a few chapters of your book, or even just sit back and enjoy the journey!  

2.  Use various transport methods  

If you’ve had a look at your commute journey before then you may have assumed that you can only get to your destination using one transport method. But there may be various transport methods you can use. For example, trains, buses, trams, and cycling are all popular forms of transport for commuters and can make getting to work a whole lot easier.  

3.  Plan your journey in advance  

No matter how you plan on getting to work it is important that you plan your journey in advance so that you can make your commute as stress-free as possible. Whether you need to check for any delays or cancellations before you leave the house or pre-book your car parking while using a citipark discount code to make it a bit more affordable. Planning your journey in advance can save yourself money – and a headache!  

4.  Utilise NHS transport discounts  

The cost of commuting to work everyday can soon start to add up. Therefore, it is important that you make the most of the NHS staff transport discount available to you. From rail discounts to Ocado flights (if you have a really long commute!), it always worth checking out the transport NHS discounts we have to offer. Why spend more than you need to getting to and from work?  

5.  Be strategic  

We recommend that you experiment with different driving routes, transportation options and commuting at different times/days until you find a commute that suits you. Take note of when traffic is heaviest and if you have hybrid or flexible working try to work from home on the days where traffic is heaviest.