Find out what we stand for and how our work around the UK is making a difference.
About usWork in partnership with us to tackle the challenges of congestion, air pollution, physical inactivity, and social inequality, by making it easier for people to walk and cycle.
For professionalsHelp us to continue to care for the National Cycle Network and support our work to improve walking and cycling for everyone.
Get involvedGet four weeks of educational resources with activities, games and challenges for children.
Designed by our experienced schools officers, the activity packs are full of stay-at-home cycling, walking and scooting themed fun.
Sign up and get your first activityLocal authorities across the UK are making changes to our streets in response to Covid-19, making it safer to walk and cycle.
Take a look at our Space to move map and feedback on the temporary changes made in your area.
And if you're a local authority, see how Sustrans can support you to make walking and cycling safer during the pandemic.
In the last year, we've achieved some amazing things
203 miles
of walking and cycling routes delivered in partnership
3.8 million
journeys to school by foot or by wheel recorded in the 2019 Big Pedal
As custodians of the National Cycle Network, we couldn't be happier to see the signed routes and paths across the UK used by millions of people every year. But we don't want to stop there. We want to keep making the Network better, getting more people using it and creating paths for everyone.
Discover the National Cycle NetworkFollowing NHS and government advice, we’ve put together some information about walking and cycling during the Coronavirus pandemic.
We’ve also outlined how we’re helping to reduce the spread of Covid-19.
If you're a keyworker wanting to cycle, check out our Cycles for keyworkers map to find offers on bike, services and repairs near you.
Read our latest update and see what we're doing to support people during the lockdown.
Check out our Life after lockdown policy briefing series as we explore how the pandemic is affecting transport, movement, neighbourhoods and spaces.