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Transport for All is a member-led organisation: every access win we achieve, every barrier we break down, is thanks to the collective action of our community. Find out more about our impact, and how you can be a part of it.

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Our impact in numbers

750,000
responses to the consultation on closing rail ticket offices
£33 million
allocated for step-free access on the Elizabeth Line
3 million
people reached through our social media content last year

Ways to take action

Find out more about how you can get involved

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Become a member

Join our community (it’s free!) so you can stay up to date with ways to get involved.
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Support us

Make a donation or find out other ways you can help us achieve our vision of transport justice for disabled people.
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Campaign

See which issues we’re currently tackling, and how you can get involved.
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Events

We run a range of events (online, onsite, and hybrid) where members can socialise, exchange ideas, and shape the work of the organisation.
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Accessible transport survey

A new project from Transport for All capturing the experiences of Deaf and disabled people using transport in England.
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History of Accessible Transport

To celebrate Transport for All's 40th anniversary, we've been funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund to explore and celebrate the history of accessible transport! Learn more about the project.

What people say about us

Thank you for being our collective voice.

Shani Dhanda, UK's most influential disabled person 2023

What people say about us

Transport For All, an indomitable force for good in the disability space.

The Independent

What people say about us

Congratulations to Transport For All for campaigning tirelessly about disabled access, let us all learn from this about how powerful disabled people + our allies can be when we work together to challenge injustice.

Member

Find out more

Want to learn more about the issues we face and why we're campaigning for change? Read more in our section on issues.

The issues Our mission