Our new report, No stopping us now: Towards accessible bus stops for all, explores the barriers disabled passengers face and sets out practical steps to make bus travel more accessible,…
We are very lucky at Campaign for Better Transport to have an extraordinary archive of more than half a century of campaigning, now catalogued and available to the public at…
The sight and sound of children playing is a common thread running through car free days. Close a street to traffic, and you can be sure that scooters and trikes…
Climate change is a global challenge, but it demands action at every level. Transport has a particularly important role to play. It is the UK’s highest-emitting sector, with road transport…
This year’s myth-busting campaign aims to challenge the outdated perceptions of buses and the people who use them. Throughout September, we’ll be helping to bust some of the most common…
Whether you’re exploring a historic castle, visiting a National Trust property, heading to the beach, enjoying a city break or venturing into a National Park, there are plenty of memorable…
“The UK is heading towards a significant funding gap as people shift from petrol to electric vehicles and revenue from fuel duty steadily erodes. In response, from 2028, the UK…
“For the last two years, I have enjoyed exploring Europe by ‘living on trains’ for four or five days at a time! I appreciate that this way of travelling does…
There’s a simple idea behind a lot of transport policy: if you make public transport cheaper, more people will use it. The question is whether it actually works like that…
Transport debates are no longer only about congestion, emissions, or infrastructure planning. Increasingly, they reflect deeper cultural values and political identities. Discussions around low traffic neighbourhoods, road pricing, cycling infrastructure,…
Buses are an essential public service. Every day, buses take millions to school, training, work, hospital appointments and high streets. But our research shows four in five people would use…
Just over three years ago, I had several episodes of syncope, or unexplained faints. Whilst around 40 per cent of people in the UK will experience this during their lifetime,…