Policy

Disabled Citizens' Inquiry

Bringing disabled people’s voices into the heart of decision-making can improve walking and wheeling for everyone.

Find out more about disabled people’s experiences of walking and wheeling in the UK, and how we can make our places and transport more inclusive and accessible.

Download the report

Walkable neighbourhoods: how to reduce car dependency in new development.

We surveyed 100 local planning authorities in England (outside London) to ask them about how they allocate sites for development.

Find out about the research results and our recomendations

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Ensuring walking and cycling is for everyone

Take a look at our information and guidance:

Man smiles as he cycles along a quiet segregated cycle lane in the city.

Life after lockdown: Our policy briefing series

We explore how the Covid-19 pandemic is affecting people in relation to transport and movement, and neighbourhoods and places in this series of briefing papers.

Read our Life after lockdown series

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Spatial planning reform

We’re working as part of the Better Planning Coalition to seek revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework. We’re calling for changes to spatial planning policy in England because the planning system has a vital role to play in creating places which enable everyone to live healthier, happier lives.

Read our six proposed amendments