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ADAPT – Assistance for Disabled Air Passenger Travel

Disabled people experience barriers to air travel including poor information on accessibility and services, having to book assistance 48 hours…

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Inclusive Design for Shared Autonomous Vehicles

This doctoral research project is exploring and advancing vehicle designs to meet the requirements of disabled, elderly and potentially marginalised…

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Wheels for Wellbeing’s Annual Survey of Disabled Cyclists (2019/20

etween August 2019 and January 2020, Wheels for Wellbeing carried out its third annual survey of the views and experiences…

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A guide to inclusive cycling

Founded in 2007, Wheels for Wellbeing is an inclusive cycling charity based in Brixton, south London. We are a grassroots…

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Free Bus Travel and Physical Activity, Gait Speed, and Adiposity in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing

We investigated associations between having a bus pass, enabling free local bus travel across the United Kingdom for state pension-aged…

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Transport to Health and Social Care

During 2019 the Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland (MACS) undertook research to explore the transport barriers faced by disabled…

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MACS – Discussion Paper – Transport to Health and Social Care – MACS Phase One Work – High Level Overview – 21 September 2023

In 2018/2019 during the Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland's (MACS) engagements with disabled people and Disabled People Organisations (DPOs),…

rbh_admin_2318 December 2024

ADAPT – Assistance for Disabled Air Passenger Travel

Inclusive Design for Shared Autonomous Vehicles

Wheels for Wellbeing’s Annual Survey of Disabled Cyclists (2019/20

A guide to inclusive cycling

Free Bus Travel and Physical Activity, Gait Speed, and Adiposity in the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing

Transport to Health and Social Care

MACS – Discussion Paper – Transport to Health and Social Care – MACS Phase One Work – High Level Overview – 21 September 2023

“Small Changes can make a Big Difference”: Guidance from MACS on promoting accessibility through active travel measures

Disability Hate Crime: Experiences of Everyday Hostility on Public Transport

Developing a network for measuring and addressing disability-related extra costs (2023-2024)