There over X pupils at primary schools within Dulwich and whilst school run driving rates are high due to the nunbers of non-catchment schools, there are still X primary pupils already travelling sustainably. These pupils deserve safe and healthy journeys and using this data we have been able to present this case clearly to the councils. We have supported local groups in successfully campaingning for school streets for  Dulwich Wood, Dulich Prep and Rosendale and Turney Send schools. Twitter campaign highlighted these issues ​

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Ongoing We know from our data that Dulwich has a very high number of primary pupils travelling over 1 mile to school and that these journeys have the highest propensity to be driven. Cargo bikes are a great sustainable option for these journey lengths & pupils ages. But it's a leap of faith, going from driving to cycling your kids in a cargo bike. So with the help of Southwark Council, we've been putting on events where parents who have cargo bikes chatted to those that are thinking about them, giving helpful information and even a go on a bike! We're now launching these events in other areas of Lambeth & Southwark.​​​

Ongoing There has always been an understanding in Dulwich that the school run creates a lot of traffic. But which schools and how much? And how does it compare to other areas?  With our data we could pinpoint the issue as well as suitable solutions. Through webinars, local fairs, pub drinks and our Twitter feed, many more people understand the Dulwich school run better and some of the sustainable travel solutions that will help.

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