Cycling is a popular and sustainable mode of transport for students commuting to TUS Ennis Campus.
- Distance: Approximately 3–5 km from various parts of Ennis town centre.
- Route: Utilise local cycle lanes and quieter roads such as Kilrush Road and Clonroadmore leading to the campus.
- Facilities: The campus provides secure bike racks and sheltered areas for cyclists.
Benefits of Cycling
- Health & Fitness: Enhances cardiovascular health and builds muscle strength.
- Cost-Effective: Minimal maintenance costs compared to other forms of transport.
- Environmentally Friendly: Produces zero emissions.
- Time-Efficient: Bypasses traffic congestion, potentially reducing commute time.
- Flexible & Convenient: Allows for spontaneous travel without relying on schedules.
Cycling Tips for Students
- Plan Your Route: Use cycling maps or apps to find safe and efficient paths.
- Wear a Helmet: Always wear a helmet for safety.
- Use Lights & Reflectors: Equip your bike with front and rear lights, and wear reflective clothing when cycling in low-light conditions.
- Check Your Bike: Regularly inspect your bike for maintenance issues.
- Lock Your Bike: Use a sturdy lock to secure your bike when not in use.
- Be Aware of Traffic: Always be alert and follow traffic rules.