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.
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