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Car

Find out more about the barriers disabled people face to car travel.

A woman sits inside a black cab. She is seated in a wheelchair, and wears a black puffa jacket. She has curly long black hair and is smiling.

Taxis/PHV

Learn more about the barriers disabled people face to using taxis and private hire vehicles.

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Active Travel

Learn more about the issues with active travel modes: walking/wheeling and cycling.

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Public transport

Learn more about the issues with public transport modes: buses and coaches, trains, light rail services, trams and metros.

Two people stand by the entrance to a red dial-a-ride bus. On the left is a white man with a bald head, wearing a high-vis jacket. Holding his right elbow is a man with a patterned white shirt and black trousers. This man holds a white cane. Both are facing away from the camera.

Door to door

Find out more about the barriers disabled people face to door to door transport services,

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Financial barriers

Learn more about the financial barriers to transport that disabled people face, and the cycle of transport poverty.

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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