Smarter Travel Mark

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:

• • 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:

1. Fill in the Expression of Interest form and you will be contacted by the Smarter Travel team.
2. Attend an information webinar explaining the steps to achieving the Smarter Travel Mark.
3. Submit the application form.
4. Prepare for an on-line or on-site audit to verify the application.
5. Organisations will be awarded the gold, silver or bronze Smarter Travel Mark certification or receive recommendations for improvement.

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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.

 

A&L Goodbody LLP	Department of Culture, Communications & Sport- Tom Johnson House	Inland Fisheries	Royal Irish Academy
AECOM	Department of Enterprise	Irish Blood Transfusion Service	Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital
Alchelyst Limited	Department of Finance	Irish Fiscal Advisory Council	SEAI
An Bord Pleanala	Department of Health	Irish Museum of Modern Art	SETU Carlow & Wexford Campus
Arcadis Ireland – North Wall Quay	Department of Housing	Jacobs	SETU Waterford
Arthur Cox	Department of Justice	John Spain Associates	Sligo University Hospital
Bicycle Engineering Academy	Department of Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation	KPMG	South Dublin County Council
Boston Scientific Cork	Department of Social Protection	KPMG Harbourmaster	Southern Regional Assembley
Boston Scientific Galway	Department of Transport	Law Reform Commission	Sports Ireland Campus
Breedon Cement	Dublin City Council	LCETB / CFE – Mulgrave Street	St James Hospital
Business in the Community Ireland	Dublin City University	Mater Hospital	Strata
Cavan County Council	Dún Laoghaire – Rathdown County Council – County Hall	Maynooth University	Stryker Limerick
Central Bank of Ireland	Dundalk Institute of Technology	McCann FitzGerald LLP	Tallaght University Hospital
Central Statistics Office – Cork	Edwards Lifesciences	M-CO	Technological University of the Shannon – Athlone Campus
Central Statistics Office – Rathmines	Egis (formerly JB Barry & Partners)	Merlin Park University Hospital	Technological University of the Shannon – Moylish Campus
Central Statistics Office – Swords	Eirgrid	MKC Communications	The Courts Service – Phoenix House
CHI at Temple Street	Ennis Hospital	MKO Environmental Planning	The Economic and Social Research Institute
CIE – Heuston Station	Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)	National Council for Special Education	The View
Citi	ESB	National Library of Ireland	Transport Infrastructure Ireland
Clandillon Civil Consulting – Naas Office	Expleo	National Maternity Hospital	Triangle
Clare County Council	Fingal County Council- Civic Offices	National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh	Trinity College Dublin
Cluid Housing	Fingal County Council- County Hall	National Rehabilitation University Hospital	Tuath Housing
Coimisiún na Meán	Foras na Gaeilge	National Transport Authority	TUD – Aungier
Collen Construction	Forensic Sciences Ireland	National Treasury Management Agency	TUD – Blanchardstown
Commission for Regulation of Utilities	Genesys Cloud Services Ireland Limited	National University of Ireland	TUD – Bolton Street
Commission of Communications Regulation	Gilead Sciences	Northern Trust Limerick	TUD – Grangegorman
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission	Google	Office of Attorney General	TUD – Tallaght
Cork City Council	Grant Thornton	Office of Public Works – 1GQ	Turner & Townsend Limited – Dublin
Cork University Hospital	Greyhound Racing	Office of Public Works – Trim	University College Cork
Cornmarket Financial Services Ltd.	Greyhound Racing Ireland- Curraheen Park	Office of the Ombudsman	University College Dublin
Croke Park	Greyhound Stadium- Kilcohan Park	Office of the Planning Regulator	University Hospital Galway
Culture Co-Working	Greyhound Racing- Shelbourne Park	OPW- Dublin castle	University Hospital Kerry
Culture, Communications and Sport – Headquarters	HEAnet & Educampus	OPW- Kilkenny castle	University Hospital Limerick
daa	Henry J Lyons	Ornua	University of Galway
DBFL Consulting Engineers	Houses of the Oireachtas	PwC Ireland	University of Limerick
Deloitte	HSE Limerick – Castletroy	Quality and Qualifications Ireland	Verizon – Eastpoint Business Park
Department of Agriculture	HSE Limerick – Roselawn	Rabobank Dublin	Version 1
Department of Children, Disability and Equality – Miesian Plaza	IADT	Research Ireland	Waterford City & County Council
Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment	IDA Headquarters	Residential Tenancies Board	Yahoo
Department of Culture, Communications & Sport- Killarney	Indecon	Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

 

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Certification levels:

	Gold: has outstanding measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to long term investment and leadership in Smarter Travel
	Silver: has a broad range of measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to further Smarter Travel actions.
	Bronze: has basic measures in place that support sustainable and active commuting and is committed to further Smarter Travel actions.

 

For more information on the steps to achieving the Smarter Travel Mark, please review the brochure below:

Smarter Travel Mark Brochure English Version

Smarter Travel Mark Brochure Irish Version