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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Dear Team Modeshift Member, In recent months, the UK’s two largest sustainable and active travel membership organisations, Modeshift and Act TravelWise, have been in discussions about combining our knowledge, expertise,...
We are delighted to share Team Modeshifts Event Calendar for May 2022, this can be downloaded below...
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Attention all members You are invited to attend the Modeshift Annual General Meeting, taking place on November 1st 2022...
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Active Travel England announce £101 million investment to boost cycling and walking nationwide 17 April 2024
Meet Modeshift Corporate Premium Member – Smart Transport Hub 17 April 2024
National Walking Month is only a few weeks away, Living Streets share top tips on how walking make us happier and healthier! 17 April 2024
Active Travel England invite Team Modeshift Members to join their upcoming Webinars 17 April 2024
Call for Modeshift Convention 2024 Contributions 11 April 2024
