good to hear Sarah Sharples DfT talk about wanting to use research more effectively in the multimodal transport planning here at the Connected Places Catapult Summit #accessibletransport

Next panel in the Grand Hall at #cpsummit25 is on ‘Making the leap to commercialisation’

NCAT Board Member Kay Inckle is now speaking on panel on micro mobility at #cpsummit25 #ncat_uk #accessibletransport

Kay Inckle discusses a slide showing images of many different types of cycles making the point that disabled people can and do cycle but infrastructure is not yet adapted to accommodate these different cycles and cyclists. #ncat_uk #cpsummit25

Kay Inckle emphasises how important more flexispace is within all type of transport to make it more accessible #ncat_uk #Cpsummit25 #accessibletransport

🚨 New @ncatUK report shows gaps in transport accessibility data are holding disabled travellers back. Poor journey info & lack of real-time updates are key barriers. We need better, standardised data now. 👉 ncat.uk/2025/03/27/new… #TransportAccessibility #Inclusion

🚀 Big news! We’ve funded our first Scaling Innovation projects tackling transport accessibility for disabled people. 🚌✈️ From smarter bus stops to disability awareness training, innovation is driving inclusive change! 🌍 More info 👉 ncat.uk/2025/05/01/nca… #AccessibleTransport

We’re thrilled to be part of the National Centre for Accessible Transport cohort for Scaling Innovation projects. Our first policy piece on transport, we will be looking to break down barriers to street access for disabled people. Looking forward to working with some outstanding organisations as part of this