Driving

For some employees, driving may be the only realistic option for travelling to work. Whether you drive every day or only occasionally, there are ways to make your journey safer, more efficient and more sustainable.

Parking

Our sites have different parking arrangements, so it is important to check the requirements for your workplace before travelling by car.

Some sites require your vehicle to be registered with an ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) system, while others require you to display a parking permit. Some locations have limited parking or no employee parking available.

To find out more about parking at your workplace, please click here.

Head Office Parking Permits

Employees travelling to the Head Office Campus must register their vehicle to access the available parking.

To register for a car parking permit, please click here. Your parking permit will then be issued through the PAs in your department.

Car Sharing

Could you share your journey with a colleague?

You may find that colleagues live nearby or travel along a similar route to you. Car sharing can be a simple way to reduce the number of cars travelling to work while also helping to reduce your commuting costs.

By sharing a journey, you could:

• Share fuel and parking costs

• Reduce the number of cars on the road

• Reduce congestion around our workplaces

• Meet colleagues from other departments

• Reduce the environmental impact of your commute

NEXT has its own private Commute2Next website, which helps employees find colleagues who may be interested in sharing their journey.

The service is free to use. Simply enter the T2N code C4r5hare to create your profile.

Visit Commute2Next

Greener Driving

If driving is the most practical option for your journey, there are still ways to reduce the environmental impact of your commute.

Choosing a more fuel-efficient vehicle, an electric vehicle (EV) or a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) can help reduce emissions and, depending on your vehicle and journey, may also reduce running costs.

The UK is continuing its transition towards zero-emission vehicles. The government remains committed to ending the sale of new purely petrol and diesel cars by 2030, with all new cars and vans required to be zero-emission by 2035.

Parking

Head Office Campus

Employees working at the Head Office Campus benefit from the use of 1988 free parking spaces, which includes areas for General staff parking, Directors and Executives, Grade 1 managers, EV Spaces, Car Share bays, Motorcycle bays, Nursery Bays, Visitor bays and Disabled Bays.

The Head Office Campus has ANPR camera's installed. To be able to access site through the barriers you will need to register to have your registration added to the white list.

To park on site you will need to register your car by completing the Head Office Travel Registration Form

Employees working at all of the distribution centres are able to park for free.

To park at distribution sites please fill out the Distribution Centres Travel Registration Form

Online Contact 

Radar Road - The Radar Road site has a car park which is shared by other businesses. Staff are only permitted to park in spaces that NEXT have rented. Please consult with your manager to make sure you park only in the spaces designated for NEXT employee's only.

Doncaster - At the Doncaster site there is 376 spaces that general staff, EV users, Visitors bays, Disabled bays and Manager spaces are able to use

To park at the contact centres you will need to register your car by completing the Online Centres Travel registration Form