Social inclusion
Transport has a vital role to play in connecting people to opportunities and improving quality of life. The transport choices we make (or are able to make) have a huge impact on our individual and collective ability to fully participate in society.
To support social inclusion, transport options should strive to reflect the needs of the diverse communities that they serve, as well as fulfil ‘the 4 As’: available, accessible, affordable and acceptable.
Equitable Future Mobility
How can we improve the availability, accessibility, affordability and acceptability of mobility services?
Buses connecting communities
The Urban Transport Group's response to the Transport Select Committee's inquiry 'Buses connecting communities'.
Children, young people and the built environment
Inquiry exploring the experiences of children and young people in the built environment and how better planning could enhance the health and well-being of children and young people, while also benefitting the population as a whole.
Our response focuses on children's freedom to move and play in urban environments and how transport policy and planning priorities affect this.