Controversial Commute Tips 5 – Routine
Establishing a routine is good, will come as you work at it, and makes life easier.
Creativity, curiosity, and code
Establishing a routine is good, will come as you work at it, and makes life easier.
I used to take paniers, but leaving things at my destination means that all I have to carry fits easily into a small rucksack.
Hopefully my treat will arrive tomorrow!
Of course, it doesn't REALLY matter, but a decent, fit-for-purpose, well-maintained bike makes the whole experience so much better.
Once you start cycling, you're not alone, and there's lots of help out there from friendly cyclists who have lots of experience.
Seriously. If you live within about 5 miles of where you work, there's very little excuse. Give it a go!
Nice, eh! A quiet shared bus/cycle lane which normally has virtually no buses on it. I'll speed round and be home in no time. But wait...
Cycling, it turns out, is sometimes - SOMETIMES - the opposite of all the things I want it to be, but commuting has got easier over time.
It seems that a lot of our council services are run by a small bunch of very busy people.
So, this small, prize-winning event has unfurled a whole load of other questions and discoveries. Who'd have thought that a bit of management speak could cause so much excitement?