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Find out more about your rights

Whilst transport accessibility is slowly improving, we still face barriers to travel. As the work to change this continues, disabled people need access to information, advice and resources so that we can get around today.

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Information on your rights

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Current laws and guidance

Here's an overview of the laws and regulations that exist to promote equal access to transport services for disabled people.
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Transport concession schemes

Find out more about the various transport concessions there are, what you may be eligible for and how to apply.

Get support

Transport for All’s support is free of charge and available to all. Our disabled-led service provides transport information, advice and resources to help you travel.

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The issues

Learn more about the barriers that disabled people face while using transport and streets, and what we're campaigning to change.

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