There are 16 million disabled people in the UK, making up more than one-fifth of the population. However, disabled people often struggle to make journeys due to a lack of accessible transport options. The Community Transport (CT) sector provides inclusive and affordable travel options, supporting disabled people to make essential journeys.
The new Bus Services (Wales) Bill (Bill linked here) that is currently being scrutinised represents the most significant change to bus legislation in Wales for more than a generation, so it’s been vital for us at CTA to work closely with officials to represent you, our members, and the communities you support, as the legislation was drafted and began the scrutiny process.
We’d love for you to join us at our September Community Building Session (CBS), where we’ll be focusing on our advice service.
At the session you'll be able to meet some of the advice service team and find out what the top 3 questions we’ve received in the last quarter have been and the answers to them.
Bring your own questions for us or fellow members to answer on the day too!
Join us on Tuesday 19 August, 11:00–12:00 for this exclusive CTA members’ session with the Energy Saving Trust (EST), an independent organisation working to address the climate emergency.
We've partnered with The Fuel Store to offer CTA members access to discounted fuel, streamlined invoicing, and flexible payment options across one of the UK’s largest fuel networks. Whether you're running a single minibus or a multi-vehicle fleet, The Fuel Store can help you cut costs and admin.
This year, from 13th to 17th October 2025, we're inviting communities across the UK will come together for CTWeek25 - a vibrant celebration of the extraordinary work happening in community transport.
Sign up for our Working Well with Inclusion session and explore what working well with inclusion means in our sector.
CTA members and community transport operators in the Perth and Kinross region are invited to join us online on Monday 28th July 10am - 12pm, for the very first Perth & Kinross Community Transport Local Network meeting.
CTA Scotland has developed this network with the aim of connecting local operators and stakeholders. During this session members are invited to:
When you step onto a community minibus or dial-a-ride vehicle, you’re trusting that it’s safe, well-maintained and ready to get you where you need to go. Making sure these community transport vehicles stay roadworthy isn’t just about ticking boxes, it’s about providing a reliable, secure service that people in our communities can depend on every day.