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Thanks to Disability News Service for highlighting this important issue.

Last week we told a transport company their policy discriminated against disabled people, and demanded they change it. If you've spotted something unfair, been turned down for a Blue Badge, or want to share your campaign, get in touch 🔗 transportforall.org.uk/your-rights/ho…

It’s #SmallCharityWeek - so here’s a reintroduction. Transport for All is a Disabled People’s Organisation, led by and for disabled people. We campaign for accessible transport, breaking down barriers so disabled people can make the journeys we want: transportforall.org.uk/about-us/impac…

Here are some interesting ideas from London TravelWatch on how to improve buses in London! Check out their video below!👇

It’s #LearningDisabilityPride month - a time to celebrate people with learning disabilities. Accessible information is part of accessible transport. That's why we're committing to producing Easy Read versions of our research. transportforall.org.uk/research

We told Disability News Service why we're furious that disabled people are being excluded from self driving vehicles. Equal access to transport allows us to be part of society. If technology is allowed to develop without disabled people, it will only deepen inequality.

New plans for cuts aim to divide past and future disabled people. Our community refuses #TwoTierKier For many of us, without Pip, there's no transport. Don't take away our independence.

71% of disabled people want to use more sustainable modes of transport, but face needless barriers such as overcrowding, missing announcements and a lack of lifts. Public transport must be accessible, so we can all make choices about how to travel.

Our month: 📢 Called out the Goverment's weak response to the Transport Committee report on accessibility 📝 Caught up with the Accessible Transport Policy Forum 🚗 Called for disabled people to be included in autonomous vehicle testing Something big is coming in July...

These cuts will be devastating for our community. Join the rally today if you can! #WelfareNotWarefare

There's not long left - tell your MP say NO to PIP cuts. transportforall.org.uk/take-action/te…

PIP supports us to have access to transport and live with dignity. These cuts will devastate our community and plunge more people into poverty. #WelfareNotWarefare *NB: site may not be accessible.

The Government wants to cut PIP — a lifeline for disabled people. These changes are cruel and would devastate our community. PIP means independence, dignity, and access to transport. Tell your MP: NO to PIP cuts 📷transportforall.org.uk/take-action/te…

Here's some useful templates to help you write an email to your MP: prickle-exhaust-b6a.notion.site/Templates-21df…

We should all be able to travel easily, but only 3% of disabled people say they can do so without advance planning - we're held back by systems that just don’t work for us. It’s time to make the UK’s transport truly accessible to everyone. 👨‍🦼🧑‍🦯🧏‍♀️🐕‍🦺

Some good news on a tough day for our community. NathanielSAYS continues to campaign tirelessly to make transport in his local area accessible for everyone. Thank you for your dedication and hard work - you really are making a huge difference!

The Government may have passed a bill this evening, but we have shown that our disabled community is powerful, united, and will not let inequality win.

Calling Lincolnshire members: There are plans to improve the Nettleham roundabout including proposals for a new footbridge. Lincolnshire County Council want to include local disabled people's opinions in the work. Read more here: lincolnshire.gov.uk/nettlehamround…

Did you miss our free accessible transport newsletter? Don't miss out on the latest research and opportunities — sign up today to get July’s issue! transportforall.org.uk/take-action/be…

We all need to get around, but in the UK many disabled people like us are blocked from travelling because of large gaps and steps between the train and the platform. Level boarding solves that issue, so stations are more accessible to everyone - accessibility should be standard.