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Access for All (AfA) Resource Centre

Rail travel should be accessible to all, yet many stations still present barriers for people with disabilities, older passengers, and those with additional mobility needs. The Access for All (AfA) programme is transforming the rail network by delivering practical solutions that make journeys safer, easier, and more inclusive.

This resource centre brings together key insights, innovations, and best practices from AfA projects. It explores how improved station design, assistive technologies, and inclusive transport policies are breaking down accessibility barriers.

Whether you’re an industry professional, a campaigner, or a passenger interested in accessibility improvements, this resource centre provides valuable information on the latest developments and challenges in making rail travel truly open to all.

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Transport Infrastructure Resource Centre

Our Transport Infrastructure resource centre provides a wide range of extended articles, whitepapers and infographics on a wide array of infrastructure related topics, including sustainable infrastructure practices, Lean, social value within construction and more.

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Transport Hubs & Car Park Resource Centre

Convenient and abundant parking helps to rejuvenate town centres. It increases the viability of leisure venues and improves the visitor experience in all sorts of places. But when there aren’t enough spaces, people get frustrated and park elsewhere.

Parking strategies are sometimes depicted as a conflict between the needs of motorists and the needs of communities – yet it is possible to balance the two. Imaginative parking strategies can also enhance the development value of precious urban spaces.

This resource centre explores emerging issues affecting car parks and proposes practical and cost-effective solutions.

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