About the National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat)
The National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat) provides high-quality, human-centred evidence and insights. This evidence will inform policy and strategy, and influence investment decisions by government, transport operators, and providers of mobility services. ncat’s work is fully rooted in the realities of the lived experiences of disabled people and stakeholders who inform and help prioritise our work.
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ncat works in partnership with disabled people, disability organisations, transport providers and policy makers to conduct research and co-develop solutions; ensuring the inclusion of disabled people in all decision making and collaborating widely with transport stakeholders; demonstrating good practice and impact to influence policy.
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ncat marks three years of building evidence to help transport work for everyoneÂ
Three years ago, the National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat) was established with a clear purpose: to strengthen the evidence base needed…
Making transport accessible
ncat is a specialist consortium, led by Coventry University alongside partner organisations Connected Places Catapult, Designability, Policy Connect, Research Institute for Disabled Consumers, and WSP UK.
ncat is being funded by the Motability Foundation, with the aim of providing the evidence base to close the transport accessibility gap.
Read about the consortium
