Collaboration Archives - National Centre for Accessible Transport

Designing for Inclusion

The accessibility challenges of some active travel infrastructure for people with vision impairment and other disabled people.

Madeleine Hughes15 April 2026

Disability and Transport 2024

Statistics on disabled people's travel patterns.

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin15 April 2026

En Route to Inclusive Transport; improving the world through engineering

Many people in the UK face barriers to accessing public transport, including women, disabled individuals, older adults, neurodivergent people, families,…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin13 January 2026

No access for you: modelling the impact of inaccessible streetscapes on disabled people’s mobility

This academic study explores disabled people's experiences with streetscape barriers, using data from 408 UK respondents and advanced statistical methods.…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin26 September 2025

Inclusive streetscapes: Embedding disabled people’s lived experience into street accessibility

Disabled people face major societal barriers, including higher anxiety and reduced access to education and employment. This academic study, based…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin26 September 2025

Midlands Connect Strategy: Powering the Midlands Engine

Most UK adults drive, with 50 million licence holders and 40 million vehicles. Driving supports work, education, and social life.…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin12 September 2025

Working Together for Accessible Transport

The UK has a complex transport system. It has public and private organisations, and 1.5m employees. ncat worked to get…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin2 September 2025

Transport Design Decision-Making

Disabled people make 38% fewer transport journeys than non-disabled people—a gap unchanged for over a decade. In 2023, ncat launched…

Cathryn Thompson-Goodwin2 September 2025