AMAP FAQs
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAP). Please scroll down for more information.
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAP). Please scroll down for more information.
Connect and Learn – small changes means, life changing impact.
Community Transport Association were delighted to launch our new Connect and Learn sessions (previously known as Community Building Sessions) for members, with our first session on supporting people living with dementia to travel well.
The aim of these sessions is to bring together our members, the CTA team and wider partners to look at and discuss topics that are important to the way we operate, the way we support passengers and the way we enable each other to learn and share.
This event is open to local members and stakeholders. If you’re a local stakeholder and would like to attend, please email scotland@ctauk.org
This event is open to local members and stakeholders. If you’re a local stakeholder and would like to attend, please email scotland@ctauk.org
Our Meet the Movement events are where Scotland’s Community Transport moveme
After careful deliberation from our wonderful panel of judges, we're proud to announce the shortlist for the CT26 Awards Night - a celebration of the extraordinary people, organisations, and partnerships keeping communities connected across the UK.
This year's event is extra special. As we mark 40 years of CTA, we're bringing the community transport sector together for an unforgettable evening at The Midland Hotel, Manchester, on 4 June 2026
The Community Transport Association (CTA) in Scotland have launched a variety of Local Networks for Community Transport operators across Scotland, as part of our commitment to connect, support and grow the sector from the grassroots.
The Community Transport Association (CTA) in Scotland have launched a variety of Local Networks for Community Transport operators across Scotland, as part of our commitment to connect, support and grow the sector from the grassroots.
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to recognise the women who make community transport possible – often working quietly, but making a profound difference to people’s lives.
Across the UK, women keep services running: coordinating journeys, driving minibuses, supporting passengers, managing projects and leading organisations. Their work helps thousands of people stay independent, travel with confidence and remain connected to their communities.