The Mountain Buggy Unirider is a a fun alternative for your child when out and about. It keeps your little one close while also giving them a sense of freedom. Its single wheel is air filled which acts as suspension under the seat, and the handle will make them feel safe, even at faster speeds. Always keen to excite and innovate, Mountain Buggy have already created the freerider ride on board which doubles up as a scooter. Now, a clever father from the UK has worked with Mountain Buggy to introduce us to possibly the most innovative ride on mode of transport ever created for toddlers. We've been putting smiles of freedom on our toddler's faces by using the unirider with a 2 year old and a 3 year old. Design

Use it to travel to a your part time job, an energising gym class out socialising or exploring a new area at the weekend - there are no usage limits, so you can use it as much or as little as you want. It is not to be sniffed at the fantastic positive attributes riding the unirider can give to your child's physical development. Developing core muscles as a child attributes to greater control in gross and fine motor skills, in turn leading children being able to handle small tools such as paint brushes and pencils with greater accuracy and strength as they grow and develop further. Riding the unirider is the perfect core workout for your little person - but take it steady, even though your child is resting their legs whilst on a unirider, it's quite a physical job for the passenger to keep their balance, especially if you are whizzing around at a jogging pace, your passenger might get tired! For those coming from North and Mid Devon, several lines stop close to Streatham Campus along Cowley Bridge Rd and New North Rd: So it's definitely a case of practice makes perfect when it comes to the unirider. As we whizzed around the house (without any passengers on board!) we found a definite art to the steering and driving of the unirider. The unirider only has its one wheel to balance on and it was hard to get used to keeping balance in straight lines on this small surface area - not to mention when we tried to turn corners! We did find that a bit of speed and momentum helped with this though!The H bus service connects: Digby - Pynes Hill - RD&E Hospital - St Luke's Campus - City Centre bus station, and both Exeter Central and Exeter St David's railway stations.

The 4 and 4A bus services runs every 12 minutes between: Cranbrook - Honiton Rd Park & Ride - St Luke's Campus - Exeter City Centre bus station - Exeter Central railway station - Exeter St David's railway station.

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There are 30 uniriders to be won, so if you're 2-5 years of age, entry is easy, but you'll need your parent's help first! When your dare-devil passenger first begins to learn to ride the unirider, like any such toy (balance bike, bicycle, scooter), it will take a few practices to achieve complete confidence and balance. Staff can benefit from an additional switch discount by opting for a Unirider bus pass in 2023-24 if you had an annual parking permit during 2022-23. The TOTUM Card will give you discounts at many restaurants, online shops, travel companies, driving schools and more! A16-25 railcard will get you 1/3 off rail travel. See more details here. If you are a mature student you can still get 1/3 off with a rail card but you will need to complete a Mature Student Appication form and have it validated by the university.

Please note, these discounts are only available when purchasing directly from the University and not from the Stagecoach Travelshop or online. General information GREEN route runs every 20 minutes from Sowton Park & Ride – St Luke’s - City Centre - Matford Park & Ride. The following products are available at annual Flexible Benefits enrolment ( 1st August to 5th September 2023): A National Express card will get you 1/3 off every coach journey. See more information and prices here.The following products are available at the extended Flexible Benefits travel application window ( 1st October 2023 to 31st July 2024): Travelling by bike is an alternative and there are many cycle lines around the University and Manchester. For all things bike related, find details here. If you would like to hire a bikedetails are available here. Travel is unlimited and at any time, whether you’re feeding your mind at the library or stuffing your face with mates, up early for seminars lectures or out socialising late with friends.