Document summary
Travel training is a term that describes schemes that provide practical support to people to encourage independent use of public transport as well as travel by other modes such as walking and cycling. This report looks at the development of travel training programmes in Great Britain. We have examined evidence about the benefits of travel training and best practice based on research undertaken by the Department for Transport (DfT) and others1 . Finally the report looks at potential ways travel training could be made more widely available in Northern Ireland and makes recommendations as to how improvements may be achieved.
ncat is not responsible for any content, information or views shared on third party websites. All opinions, statements, or representations made by individuals or external organizations are their own and do not reflect the views or policies of ncat. When using the Resource Collection, if you find any broken links or require help and support, please click to launch an email to resourcecollection@ncat.uk