The guidance explores five personal stories of mobility (in)justice faced by disabled people. By providing a voice to the everyday experiences of these individuals, Cross River Partnership (CRP) aim to raise awareness of the variety of considerations that are needed to make transport and mobility truly accessible.
Find out more at Mobility Justice and Transport Inclusivity.
Modeshift STARS ActiveTravel plan 2021 (derbyshire.gov.uk) Midlands Regional Representative, Rob Bounds has shared this fantastic Active Travel Planner which...
Amanda Speake, Learning Mentor at Ladywood Primary along with Rob Bounds, Senior Transport Officer at Derbyshire County Council...
Call for Modeshift Convention 2024 Contributions National Modeshift Convention: Making sustainable travel journeys easier Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 November, The Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds ...
17 successful mobility fund applications and their bid values have been announced. Additional funding was provided to local authorities...
New £1.8 million competition launched to support innovative transport solutions Applications open until 27 November DfT has announced a...
To support healthier active travel options for students across the UK, Cyclehoop has launched the Cyclehoop Education Fund, a...
£2.8m awarded for active travel in Durham City Successful funding bids are paving the way for improvements to sustainable...
Schools may be closed to most but many of us in the sustainable travel sector are busy planning ahead...
Team Modeshift Events Calendar – January 2025! 18 December 2024
2024 – that’s a wrap! 17 December 2024
Shropshire Council’s Road Safety Education: A New Approach 12 December 2024
Modeshift STARS Conference and National STARS Travel Awards 2025 – Book Now! 11 December 2024
University of Sheffield students win Modeshift National Sustainable Travel Award 11 December 2024
