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Technology is increasingly being used to plan, book, pay for and manage journeys. Whilst such innovations are on the increase,…

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The project explores how neurodivergent people experience streets. Autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD are examples of neurodivergent conditions.

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etween August 2019 and January 2020, Wheels for Wellbeing carried out its third annual survey of the views and experiences…

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Founded in 2007, Wheels for Wellbeing is an inclusive cycling charity based in Brixton, south London. We are a grassroots…

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During 2019 the Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland (MACS) undertook research to explore the transport barriers faced by disabled…

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MACS were keen to understand the lockdown issues of people who are learning disabled. The decision was made to do…

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The Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland (MACS) supports measures which increase active travel in line with the new National…

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This strategy takes MACS into my second term of appointment as Convener and will be the foundation of our work…

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The following report is a snapshot of coaches and buses and some of the challenges facing disabled people when attempting…

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Transport plays a vital role in all our lives. It enables us to get to work, education or training; to…

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