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Projects

ncat is a seven year programme of work, with the core purpose to undertake research to create evidence that will support industry partners and policy makers work to make future transport accessible for all.  The future direction of the core of ncat’s work was kick-started by research and engagement projects undertaken in the first 18 months, the results of which are below. Current projects are also previewed below.

Projects undertaken will continue to feed into the wider research agenda, as identified by engagement with disabled people through the CAT Panel, transport professionals, disabled people’s organisations and policy makers. Find out more about our CAT Panel.

Our projects

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Understanding and Identifying Barriers to Transport

Equipping Councils for Change; Building local government capacity

The Barriers to Streetscape Access

The Resource Collection; research, papers and reports related to transport accessibility

Transport Design Decision Making

Working Together for Accessible Transport; Feedback from transport professionals and stakeholders

Scaling Innovation

Translating Research Into Design Challenges

Joined up policies, joined up journeys

Invisible Barriers; how public attitudes affect inclusive travel (full report)

Understanding and Addressing the Gap in Transport Accessibility Data