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Two women walking away from the ticket barriers in a train station. One of them is using a cane and the other has a guide dog.

Research

12th Nov 2024

Disabled people are excluded from London planning systems

London should be open to everyone, but new research from Transport for All reveals London's outdated planning system excludes the city's 1.2 million disabled people.

A Black man with upper and lower limb differences stares into the camera. Behind him is a railway bridge with a train moving across it. Image is on a hot orange background with pink arrows fashioned out of electrical tape pointing at Isaac.

Research

5th Dec 2023

Are we there yet? Barriers to transport for disabled people in 2023

Our research into disabled people's experiences of transport in England: the barriers we face, and priorities for change.

An older man with white hair sits behind the wheel of a car. He is smiling at the camera and his elbow rests on the open car window.

Research

22nd Aug 2023

Disabled People’s experiences of Clean Air Zones

Read our research report into disabled people's experiences of road user charging and clean air zones.

Illustration of a pink bus with six people of varied age, gender and ethnicity inside against a blue London skyline.

Research

7th Jul 2022

Dial-a-Ride: From Door to More

We teamed up with AgeUK London to investigate the experiences of Dial-a-Ride users, including the importance of Dial-a-Ride as well as improvements that could be made to the service.

An Asian man who uses an electric wheelchair is in a pedestrianised street. He has dark hair, and wears glasses, a grey denim jacket, and jeans. Behind him are market stalls. On the left is a planter with a sign which reads 'Slower Marsh, pedestrian priority'.

Research

21st Jan 2021

Pave The Way

Pave The Way is the only independent and in-depth research into how disabled people have been impacted by Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, and the barriers to Active Travel.