Transport for All

Transport for All is a Disabled Person's Organisation or DPO. That means we are led by and for disabled people. We understand the barriers disabled people face to transport, because we experience them. Find out more about the impact we have: bit.ly/4mYLhTt

Our advice team are a bit stretched right now due to staff sickness, so responses are taking longer than usual. We’re getting back to people as quickly as we can, but thanks for your patience and understanding while we're working with reduced staffing.

This week we joined @InclusionLondon and other DDPOs to create a joint Timms Review submission using evidence from our frontline work. With 1 week left to respond, you can use the DPO toolkit we helped create to do the same in your organisation: ow.ly/ec7f50Z3eu6

@Nathanro18 @Se_Railway Thank you for continuing to share what disabled passengers face when travelling, Nathan. @Se_Railway, repeated access failures need more than individual complaint handling. Please look at the pattern and set out what will change. Drop us a line if a conversation would help.

Another day another assistance failure where the drivers blaming me yet it’s @Se_Railway fault at Waterloo east for not being there @TransportForAll only recorded after over 9 minutes of being stuck relying on the good will of people to find staff

Everyone should have the freedom to travel. For many disabled people in the UK, that's not our reality. Transport for All exists to break down barriers, so we can all make the journeys we want to, easily and confidently. Learn more on our website: bit.ly/4s5cCXY

Looking for a new challenge? Join us as our new Engagement Officer in the South East of England and help drive culture change for accessible, disabled-led transport. Application close this Friday, 22 May. Find out more on the website: bit.ly/4rGtJ1V

Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to respond so far! If you want to help shape our response to the Timms Review call for evidence, please let us know what PIP means for your freedom to travel by the end of tomorrow: bit.ly/3O0MC0u

Our journey towards equal access for everyone continues, and it’s powered by all of us. Through community and disabled peoples' expertise leading the way. Want to make change happen? Our monthly members' newsletter is always full of ideas to take action: bit.ly/47a5DDw

Great news! Disabled people spoke up on the Drive Smart scheme and Motability has listened. Huge thanks to Keron Day and everyone in the community who challenged the scheme and helped protect disabled people’s freedom to travel. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

The Timms Review must be shaped by disabled people’s evidence and expertise. DDPOs see every day the impact PIP has on people’s freedom, independence and access to daily life. This toolkit helps bring that evidence together and make it count.

We currently have two roles open at Transport for All: Chief Executive Officer Senior Engagement Officer, South East Join our disabled-led team working for accessible transport. Find out more on our website: bit.ly/4rGtJ1V

Our advice team are a bit stretched right now due to staff sickness, so responses are taking longer than usual. We’re getting back to people as quickly as we can, but thanks for your patience and understanding while we're working with reduced staffing.

New job alert! We're looking for a disabled person to become our Senior Engagement Officer in the South East, working to organise events and meet ups focused on accessible transport, support campaigns, and lead on local consultations. Find out more: bit.ly/4rGtJ1V

Have you visited the Archive? Last year we launched a new space preserving the history of disabled people's fight for accessible transport. Explore voices and stories from decades of activism, and learn about the movement that reshaped public transport: bit.ly/4n0cPaV

Disabled people’s lived experience must shape decisions about our lives. Tell us what PIP means for your freedom to travel, and help shape our response to the Timms Review: bit.ly/3O0MC0u

Transport for All is a Disabled Person's Organisation or DPO. That means we are led by and for disabled people. We understand the barriers disabled people face to transport, because we experience them. Find out more about us: transportforall.org.uk

Our monthly members' newsletter is full of news from across the UK and across all modes of transport. Join the community now (it’s free!) to stay up to date and take action for accessible transport: bit.ly/47a5DDw

Well, that was April! We've been asking for your input a lot this month and you've really delivered. You've shared your experiences of automated vehicles, Motability, the Timms Review and more. Thank you so much for showing up, speaking out and shaping the work we do.

Disabled people’s lived experience must shape decisions about our lives. Tell us what PIP means for your freedom to travel, and help shape our response to the Timms Review: bit.ly/3O0MC0u

Our advice team are a bit stretched right now due to staff sickness, so responses are taking longer than usual. We’re getting back to people as quickly as we can, but thanks for your patience and understanding while we're working with reduced staffing.

A plain A4 placard in our archive reads: Nothing about us without us. Five simple words, one powerful idea behind decades of Disabled rights activism. And that reminds decision-makers today that real change must be led by us. Learn more about our history bit.ly/4n0cPaV