Introducing the Smarter Travel Mark
The Smarter Travel Mark is a three tier certification that recognises and celebrates organisations that support active and sustainable travel on the commute and beyond for their workforce, students and visitors, resulting in a reduction in single-person car usage.
Smarter Travel Mark Awardees:
Congratulations to the organisations that have been awarded the Smarter Travel Mark, demonstrating their commitment to changing attitudes and behaviours regarding walking, cycling, public transport usage and carpooling, by implementing measures that facilitate, support and encourage sustainable travel options for their workforce and visitors.
| AECOM | Department of Justice | Jacobs | SETU Waterford |
| Alchelyst Limited | Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation | John Spain Associates | Sligo University Hospital |
| An Coimisiún Pleanála | Department of Transport | KPMG St. Stephen’s Green | South Dublin County Council |
| Arcadis Ireland – North Wall Quay | Dept of Agriculture | KPMG Harbourmaster | Sport Ireland |
| Arthur Cox | Dept of Enterprise | Law Reform Commission | St. James’s Hospital |
| Boston Scientific Galway | Dublin City Council | LCETB / CFE – Mulgrave Street | Strata |
| Breedon Cement | Dublin City University | Mater Hospital | Stryker Limerick |
| Business in the Community Ireland | Dún Laoghaire – Rathdown County Council – County Hall | Maynooth University | Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland |
| Cavan County Council | Dundalk Institute of Technology | McCann FitzGerald LLP | Tallaght University Hospital |
| Central Bank of Ireland | Edwards Lifesciences | Merlin Park University Hospital | Technological University of the Shannon – Moylish Campus |
| Central Statistics Office – Cork | Egis (formerly JB Barry & Partners) | MKC Communications | The Courts Service – Phoenix House |
| Central Statistics Office – Rathmines | Eirgrid | MKO Environmental Planning | The View |
| Central Statistics Office – Swords | Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) | National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh | Transport Infrastructure Ireland |
| CHI at Temple Street | ESB | National Council for Special Education | Triangle |
| CIE – Heuston Station | Expleo | National Maternity Hospital | Trinity College Dublin |
| Citi | Fingal County Council- Civic Offices | National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh | Tuath Housing |
| Clandillon Civil Consulting – Naas Office | Fingal County Council- County Hall | National Transport Authority | TUD- Aungier Street |
| Clare County Council | Forensic Sciences Ireland | National Treasury Management Agency | TUD- Grangegorman |
| Cluid Housing | National University of Ireland | TUD- Tallaght | |
| Coimisiún na Meán | Grant Thornton | Northern Trust Limerick | TUD-Blanchardstown |
| Commission for Regulation of Utilities | Greyhound Racing | Office of Attorney General | TUD-Bolton Street |
| Competition and Consumer Protection Commission | Greyhound Stadium -Kilcohan Park | Office of the Ombudsman | Turner & townsend Limited – Dublin |
| Cork City Council | Greyhoundracing-Shelbourne Park | Office of the Planning Regulator | University College Dublin |
| Cork University Hospital | HEAnet & Educampus | Office of Public Works- 1GQ | University Hospital Galway |
| Croke Park | Henry J Lyons | Office of Public Works-Trim | University Hospital Kerry |
| Culture Co-Working | Houses of the Oireachtas | Ornua | University Hospital Limerick |
| Culture, Communications and Sport – Headquarters | HSE Limerick – Castletroy | PwC Ireland | University of Galway |
| daa | HSE Limerick – Roselawn | Quality and Qualifications Ireland | University of Limerick |
| DBFL Consulting Engineers | Indecon | Quality and Qualifications Ireland | Verizon – Eastpoint Business Park |
| Deloitte | Inland Fisheries | Research Ireland | Version 1 |
| Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment | Institute of Art, Design and Technology – Dún Laoghaire | Resedential Tenancies Board | Waterford City & County Council |
| Department of Finance | Irish Blood Transfusion Service | Royal Irish Academy | |
| Department of Health | Irish Fiscal Advisory Council | Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital | |
| Department of Housing | Irish Fiscal Advisory Council | SETU Carlow & Wexford Campus | |
Certification levels:
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Gold: has outstanding measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to long term investment and leadership in Smarter Travel |
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Silver: has a broad range of measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to further Smarter Travel actions. |
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Bronze: has basic measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to further Smarter Travel actions. |
Who can apply for the Smarter Travel Mark?
Application for the Smarter Travel Mark is open to workplaces and campuses of any size from the private or public sectors.
How the Smarter Travel Mark supports your organisation:
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- Provides national recognition of your organisation’s commitment to active and sustainable travel
- Promotes integrating physical activity into staff and student commuting
- Enhances your organisation’s reputation as an employer that supports active and sustainable travel
- Helps your organisation benchmark active and sustainable travel practices amongst peers
How to apply for the Smarter Travel Mark:
- Fill in the Expression of Interest form and you will be contacted by the Smarter Travel team.
- Attend an information webinar explaining the steps to achieving the Smarter Travel Mark.
- Submit the application form.
- Prepare for an on-line or on-site audit to verify the application.
- Organisations will be awarded the gold, silver or bronze Smarter Travel Mark certification or receive recommendations for improvement.
For more information on the steps to achieving the Smarter Travel Mark, please review the brochure below: