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Season’s Greetings with all good wishes for 2017!

Transport for All

2016 has been quite a year! Transport for All has continued to tirelessly work to win the improvements and changes...

2016 has been quite a year! Transport for All has continued to tirelessly work to win the improvements and changes we need in our transport system that will enable all Disabled and older Londoners to live, work and play in a city that is accessible to all.

The Mayor of London’s announcement to invest £200 million into Tube accessibility is for us a victory. This include making 30 more Tube stations accessible and so bringing the total to 100 out of 270. This progress represents a decade of campaigning and we could not have done it without our members and donors.

To celebrate the end of the year we created a little presentation with the highlights of 2016 (Click here for the text only version).

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– But there is so much more to do in 2017 –

Examples of barriers faced by Disabled and older people. For example, flight of stairs and gaps

Every day Disabled and older people have their lives restricted (or even become housebound) because transport services fail them. Wheelchair and mobility scooter users are routinely refused access to buses and the Tube; Assistance dog users are illegally charged more by some minicab drivers; Dial-A-Ride still won’t go further than five miles.

Let’s change this, so that Disabled and older people can visit family and friends and live their lives without worrying about how to get around.

You can help make real progress by becoming a Transport for All member today.

Picture of a wheelchair user holding a sign saying: don’t deny me my right to travel

A man standing in front of a painted brick wall smiling at the camera. He is holding a cane and is wearing glasses, a black jacket and a grey t-shirt. A man standing in front of a painted brick wall smiling at the camera. He is holding a cane and is wearing glasses, a black jacket and a grey t-shirt.

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