Publications and Research

The 5th Edition of the Guide to Inclusive Cycling

Research

A Spoke in the Wheel? The National Disability Strategy and Active travel (2022)

Disability Cycling & Health: Impacts and (missed) opportunities in Public Health (2020)

Disabled Cyclists & the Deficit Model of Disability (2019)

“Invisible cyclists? Disabled people and cycle planning” (2018)

“Disabled cyclists in England: imagery in policy and design (2015)”

Cycling on footway international examples (2019)

Disability and Cycling: Report of National Survey Results (2021)

Disability and Cycling: Report of National Survey Report – Easy-read summary (2021)

Disability and Cycling: Report of National Survey Results Word version (2021)

Experiences of Disabled cyclists (2019)

Experiences of Disabled cyclists (2018)

Experiences of Disabled cyclists (2017)

Consultation responses

APPGCW Cycling Walking Investment Strategy 2 – Written Evidence

Department for Transport Pavement Parking Review

The Highway Code Review Consultation Response

Transport Committee, Impact of Covid pandemic and the unequal access to …

Transport Committee, Reforming Public Transport after the Pandemic, Call for Evidence

Transport Committee Coronavirus – Implications for Transport Call for Evidence

DfT Futures of Mobility Consultation Response

Women and Equalities Committee: “Unequal impact? Coronavirus, disability and access to services” Written Evidence

Scottish National Transport Strategy

Public funds and the mobility of disabled people (SSAC)

Accessible and inclusive transport (London Assembly)

Williams Rail Review

Disabled People’s Protection Policy (Office of Rail and Road)

Future of Mobility (Department for Transport)

Active Travel inquiry (Transport Committee)

Cycle Safety Review

Cycling infrastructure (GLA)

Health Inequalities Strategy (Mayor of London)

Draft transport accessibility action plan (Department for Transport)

Draft Mayor’s Transport Strategy (Mayor of London)

Mayor’s Police and Crime Plan (Mayor of London)

Air Quality Inquiry (Joint Committee)

Oxford Street (Transport for London)

A photograph of white painted hoarding with a yellow sign with black writing stating "Cyclists dismount unless a mobility aid".

Training and Consultancy

Graphic of separate protected cycleway and footway with pedestrian priority crossing and bollards preventing motor vehicle entry. Labels read: Pedestrians and cyclists separated; Planting, walls & fences clear of paths and sight lines; min 1.5m gaps (measured bollard handle to kerb here); Pedestrian priority on crossings; Flush kerbs; Min 4m radius turning circles

Resources

Two cyclists on a long stretch of road with grassy verges on both sides. In the foreground is a hand cyclist with one leg he is wearing a pink shirt and smiling. Following up behind him is a a smiling man using a bicycle and wearing a bright yellow high-vis jacket.

The Disabled Cycling Activist Network

Get Involved

Yellow sign with black text that reads "Cyclists Dismount Unless Mobility Aid"

Campaigns