Sustainable travel hierarchy
Use this hierarchy to consider your means of travel, from most...
King's recognises the impact that student and staff travel has on the environment. Travel is a significant area of emissions, reported in our Environmental Sustainability Report.
To address the environmental impact, we have developed travel policies and targets to reduce these emissions and a Sustainable Travel Guide.
Find out more about King's sustainable travel policies below.

In November 2024, King’s introduced its new Sustainable Travel Policy. This is a key lever to help us achieve our commitment to reducing business travel emissions by 50% by 2030, compared to 2018-19 (King’s Climate & Sustainability Action Plan). Complete information can be found on our Business Travel webpages (internal only), including FAQs.
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We encourage students and staff to travel actively to and between campuses where possible. Active travel, such as cycling, walking and wheeling, have health and environmental benefits and can help you save money. Secure bike storage facilities are available across our campuses, and many of these contain bike repair stands for simple bike repairs. Transport for London provide maps of cycling lanes in London, which can be used to plan your route.
Find out about King's Cycle to Work scheme (intranet page)Find out more about our cycling facilities

If you're unsure of where to get started, you can read about the experiences of several staff and students from King's who detail their experiences travelling by train in a series of blogs about the IGUANA project. Funded by the Sustainability Projects Fund, the IGUANA project helps members of the King's community take low-carbon options such as rail when travelling for King's opportunities.
King’s College London Decarbonising European Conference Travel Initiative (IGUANA) BlogsDr Katharine Lynch-Kelly recounts her experience travelling to Bordeaux...
Dr Alice Wickersham recounts her experience travelling to Strasbourg by...
PhD student Brian Ching recounts his experience travelling to Strasbourg...
Dr Aislinn Bowler recounts her experience travelling from London to Bonn...
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