The inaugural UCI Cycling World Championships will take place in Glasgow and across Scotland, from the 3rd to 13th August.

With over 8,000 cyclists and more than 1 million spectators expected, the Championships will shine a spotlight on Scotland. Events at venues will be held in Glasgow, Glentress Forest and Nevis Range. Events on the road network will be held in Glasgow, Perthshire, Dundee, Stirling, Dumfries, between Balloch and Glasgow and between Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Hosting an event of this scale will have an impact on the day to day running of the transport network. Our road and public transport network will be much busier than normal and there will also be some road closures associated with the event which might affect your business.

As the region gets ready for the Championships, now is the perfect time to start planning so that your business, your staff, your customers and visitors are ready too. Different locations will be affected on different days, at different times and with different impacts.

An update on transport and travel, with tips on how to prepare your business for the event can be found here.

Get Ready Glasgow is the campaign for all the communication and engagement work to keep Glasgow open for business and moving in the lead up to and during the event. More information and a Business Ready Guide is available to download from the website here.