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The disabled-led group breaking down barriers and transforming the transport system so disabled people can travel with freedom, dignity, ease and confidence. Join our community for transport justice:

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Transport for All@transportforall· 15d

Prime Minister, we know you've got a lot on your plate, but we'd love to hear about your plans and have a chat about unblocking disabled people’s freedom to travel. Read our open letter to Andy Burnham: https://www.transportforall.org.uk/blog/2026/07/24/our-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister/

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Transport for All@transportforall· 20d

Our Adviceline will have limited cover for two weeks from 22 July until 5 August. Responses will take longer than usual during this period, although we will get back to people as quickly as we can. Thanks for your patience and understanding while we're working with reduced staffing.

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Transport for All@transportforall· 21d

Our monthly members' newsletter is full of news from across the UK and covers all modes of transport. Join us to stay up to date and help break down barriers so disabled people can make the journeys we want, with freedom, dignity, ease and confidence: https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

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Transport for All@transportforall· 22d

We’re recruiting three new interns through the Thomas Pocklington Trust Get Set Progress programme. If you’re blind or partially sighted and want to build your skills with a disabled people’s organisation working to break down transport barriers, find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

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Transport for All@transportforall· 26d

Nothing about us without us. Five simple words, one powerful idea behind decades of Disabled rights activism. And that reminds decision-makers today that real change must be led by us. Learn more about our history: https://bit.ly/4h8NHOe #DisabilityPrideMonth

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Transport for All@transportforall· 27d

Freedom to travel means freedom to live our lives. Join a community working together so we can all get to where we need to go. Our newsletters are always stuffed full of ways to get involved - campaigns, surveys, jobs and more! Join for free here: https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

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Transport for All@transportforall· 28d

Transport for All is a Disabled Person's Organisation or DPO. That means we are led by and for disabled people. We understand the barriers disabled people face to transport, because we experience them. Find out more about us: https://www.transportforall.org.uk/

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 10

What are you doing this weekend? Applications to join the team close on Monday. One policy-focused role. One campaign-focused. Both about transport justice led by disabled people. If the job page has been sitting open in your tabs this week, this is your sign. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

A yellow graphic with bold black text on bright yellow tape. Bright yellow arrows point down at the text which reads: Join our team! Applications close midday on Monday.

A yellow graphic with bold black text on bright yellow tape. Bright yellow arrows point down at the text which reads: Policy Officer. An influential role for a policy thinker who can translate complex issues into clear evidence for action and shape national conversations. Closing 13 July

A yellow graphic with bold black text on bright yellow tape. Bright yellow arrows point down at the text which reads: Campaigns Officer. A leading role for a movement-builder who can develop and deliver bold campaign strategies rooted in lived experience and community priorities. Closing 13 July.

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 9

Our journey towards equal access for everyone continues, and it’s powered by all of us. Through community and disabled peoples' expertise leading the way. Want to make change happen? Our monthly members' newsletter is always full of ideas to take action. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

Three disabled people in a busy train station. The first is a Black man, he is a powerchair user with a limb difference. The second is a white woman with brown hair and glasses. The third is a south-east Asian man with glasses. He is also a wheelchair user. They are all looking confidently at the camera. Text on the image reads “Powered by all of us” on an orange and yellow graphic background.

Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 8

Transport policy decides who is included and who gets shut out. Come work with us to break down barriers and make sure disabled people voices are heard where the decisions are made. Find out more and apply by midday 13 July: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 7

We all need the freedom to travel without worrying that transport will fail us. It means we can say “yes” to life. For many disabled people in the UK, that’s not our reality. Transport for All exists to break down barriers so we can all make the journeys we want. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4rZowmd

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A purple background with yellow arrows. Bold black text on a yellow background reads: Transport means the whole journey. From planning to reaching our destination. Across every way we travel.

A purple background with yellow arrows. Bold black text on a yellow background reads: Justice goes beyond access. It means changing the system, not small fixes. It means 'nothing about us without us.'

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 6

Looking for a new challenge? We're recruiting for two roles in our Policy, Public Affairs and Campaigns team. Application close at midday on Monday 13 July. Find out more on the website: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 3

Transport should be accessible to us all. Join with us and other disabled people, and together we'll change the transport system. Become a member (it's free!): https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 2

Disability pride isn’t just about who we are now. It’s about decades of activism and about disabled people organising, creating and refusing to be shut out. We’re proud to be part of that movement. Explore stories from the campaign for accessible transport: bit.ly/4h8NHOe #DisabilityPrideMonth

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jul 1

We should all be able to get around our streets safely and with ease, but for many disabled people pavements are already an obstacle course. That's why we were on BBC Breakfast this morning talking about Living Streets campaign on delivery robots. Find out more: https://pavementoverload.com/

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 24

We’re nearly ready to send this month's members' newsletter. It's full of news from across the UK and ways to take action for accessible transport. Don’t miss out! Join the community now (it’s free!): https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 19

Better transport means disabled people making the journeys we want with freedom, dignity and ease. It means being able to travel with confidence. What does that look like for you? #BetterTransportWeek

A graphic with a purple textured background and bold black text on a yellow rectangle. The text reads: Freedom - Better transport means being able to choose our own journeys. It means freedom in where we go, when we go, and how we get there, not having to compromise.

A graphic with a purple textured background and bold black text on a yellow rectangle. The text reads: Dignity - Better transport means being treated with respect and courtesy. From the way staff interact with us, to how spaces are designed and problems are sorted out - it all adds up.

A graphic with a purple textured background and bold black text on a yellow rectangle. The text reads: Ease - Better transport means journeys that just work, for everyone. Disabled people should be able to plan a trip and simply go, without it taking more time, effort and money just because we're disabled.

A graphic with a purple textured background and bold black text on a yellow rectangle. The text reads: Confidence - Better transport means journeys disabled people can rely on. We need to know, without doubt, that our journeys will be calm, safe, and predictable however we decide to travel

Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 17

Transport connects us to the people and places that matter, but disabled people make roughly 30% fewer journeys than non‑disabled people each year because public transport still isn’t built for everyone. Find out more about the barriers we face on over on our website: https://bit.ly/4sE2STo

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 16

Public transport connects us to the people and places that matter. For Campaign for Better Transport 's #BetterTransportWeek, we're asking disabled people: what makes your journeys better? Read more: https://www.transportforall.org.uk/blog/2026/06/15/what-does-better-transport-mean-to-you/

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 12

Transport that works for all of us starts with listening to disabled people. We’re hiring a Research Officer to turn lived experience into evidence for change across the transport sector, as part of our disabled-led Training, Research and Consultancy team. Apply by 16 June: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 10

What's in our free monthly members’ newsletter? News about accessible transport campaigns, events, opportunities to shape decisions, and jobs. All sent straight to your inbox. Why not sign up and get involved? https://bit.ly/4n8me0m

Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 9

Got 2 minutes to write to your MP? The Railways Bill is back in Parliament tomorrow, giving MPs one last chance to back amendments that make rail reform work for disabled passengers. We Own It has a simple template letter you can use to ask your MP to take action: https://bit.ly/4uf36kF

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 8

Last week, we attended the CT26 Awards to celebrate 40 years of the Community Transport Association. Congratulations to the winners, nominees and everyone behind these vital services that are central to disabled people’s freedom to travel: https://ctauk.org/ct26-awards

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Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 8

Here's an exciting way to start the week... We're recruiting! If you'd like to join the team, we're looking for a Research Officer. Applications close on 16 June. Find out more about the role on our website: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn

Transport for All@transportforall· Jun 4

We were at Parliament yesterday meeting with Sir Stephen Timms about Motability. We shared the concerns disabled people have been raising with us, and asked the Government to protect the scheme many of us rely on for our freedom to travel. Read more: https://bit.ly/4vnifkY

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Transport for All@transportforall· May 29

May has been full on! Timms Review, Motability, recruitment for a CEO and an officer for the South East. Plus, plenty more going on besides! As always, thank you for getting involved to make sure disabled people’s voices are heard wherever decisions are made.

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Transport for All@transportforall· May 28

Disabled people and Disabled People’s Organisations have put serious time, care and expertise into responding to the Timms Review, which closes today. We're among them.

Transport for All@transportforall· May 27

The Timms Review closes tomorrow at 11:59pm. If you receive PIP, were refused it, faced delays, or have been put off applying, this is your moment to tell the Review what that means for your life. Find out more and have your say: https://bit.ly/49qTvQq

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Transport for All@transportforall· May 22

This week we joined Inclusion London and other DDPOs to create a joint Timms Review submission using evidence from our frontline work. With 1 week left to respond, you can use the DPO toolkit we co-wrote to do the same in your organisation: https://ow.ly/6RM050Z3euq

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Transport for All@transportforall· May 19

Looking for a new challenge? Join us as our new Engagement Officer in the South East of England and help drive culture change for accessible, disabled-led transport. Application close this Friday, 22 May. Find out more on the website: https://bit.ly/3KJbYyn