Submit your question on pavement parking for our Co-CEO to answer. It's time pavements were just for pedestrians.

We all need to get around, but in the UK many disabled people like us are blocked from travelling because of large gaps and steps between the train and the platform. Level boarding solves that issue, so stations are more accessible to everyone.

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Fab and free disability justice sessions from our friends at @ALLFIEUK and movers and shakers from across the disabled community.

What Adam says! And the same for Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle, and every other town and city in the UK. Next week we'll be sharing a new tool that can be used to make those inclusive streets happen. Get ready to meet TESS. .

Exciting news!.Street art, from painted furniture to colourful crossings, can shape how we experience our streets. We’ve worked with artists and disabled people to create guidelines for local authorities, that make street art inclusive and safe for everyone. More details soon👀

Kerbs, benches, and crossings have a huge impact on how disabled people like us can – or can’t - navigate our streets and cities safely. TESS - the Tool for Equitable Streetspaces will help planners and engineers make accessible design decisions. News coming very soon!

🚗 Where you park matters! 🚗.Over half of disabled people say pavement parking makes it harder to get around safely. Let’s keep pavements clear and park considerately – so everyone can use public pathways with ease. 🧡

Join our community, led by and for disabled people, working towards a more accessible future. Together, we're transforming transport so we can travel with dignity, ease, and confidence. 💪 Be part of the movement – become a member today:

We all need the freedom to travel, but in the UK many disabled people like us are blocked by large gaps and steps between the train and the platform. Level boarding solves that issue, so stations are more accessible to everyone - accessibility must be made standard.

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71% of disabled people want to use more sustainable modes of transport, but face needless barriers such as overcrowding, missing announcements and a lack of lifts. Public transport must be accessible, so we can all make choices about how to travel.

Travel apps that provide accessibility info and allow assistance bookings for disabled people could be the future. We’re working with the @Unisouthampton to find out more. We need your help! .Disabled and live in the Solent region? Apply here:.

Disabled and sick of inaccessible parking apps? Or have you appealed a penalty but found the process littered with barriers?.Help us respond to the Government’s private parking consultation. Comment or email your experiences to Policy@transportforall.org.uk

Fabulous Friday news - These pictures show a new type of footbridge, with step-free access for all, opening up in Wales. Can we have one of these every week please?. Happy travels to all disabled passengers at Abergavenny station!.#AccessWin.

Happy Friday everyone! What are your plans today? .We’re responding to four consultations, and highlighting the importance of including disabled people in transport decisions. Does that count for #NationalRelaxationDay?.

Ace job from @SaysNathaniel - we totally agree with him. Let's make our railways step free places that we can all use, whether we're disabled or not.

Everyone should be able to use public transport - that means it needs to be accessible. That's why we're supporting @ABCommuters.

We should all be able to travel when and where we need to, but only 3% of disabled people say they can travel without planning in advance. It’s time to make the UK’s transport systems accessible to everyone 👨‍🦼🧑‍🦯🧏‍♀️🐕‍🦺

Hey MPs, how about including disabled people in your plans to give under 22's bus passes to get to work? Right now we're locked out, and it's time that changed.

Kerbs, benches, and crossings have a huge impact on how disabled people like us can - or can't - use our streets and cities. TESS (Tool for Equitable Streetspaces) helps planners and engineers make accessible design decisions. It's coming out soon, watch this space.