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.
As part of our upcoming research with the Motability Foundation, we’re exploring how Community Transport can have a meaningful impact in overcoming the travel barriers faced by disabled children and young people.
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.
As we look ahead to the next five years, it’s clear that the transport landscape is evolving rapidly. Across the UK, communities face growing challenges around accessibility, connectivity, and sustainability, while continuing to show incredible innovation and resilience.
We’re teaming up with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to give CTA members direct access to the people behind policy decisions that affect community transport.
Join us for a special online event, open only to current CTA members – both full and permit only.
Understanding Vehicle Maintenance: Updates for Community Transport
In this session, the DVSA policy team will cover:
Passenger safety is of paramount importance to us and our members. We work together every single day to deliver safe, legal and comfortable Community Transport journeys.
Volunteers’ Week 2025 is here – a time to celebrate the thousands of dedicated individuals who give their time, energy and compassion to help others through community transport.
At the Community Transport Association (CTA), we know that volunteers are the heart of our sector. Without them, many community transport services simply wouldn’t exist. From door-to-door journeys to helping passengers get to vital appointments, volunteers keep our communities moving – especially those who are isolated, vulnerable or have limited access to public transport.
In our increasingly digital world, the work of charitable organisations often relies on the safe storage and handling of sensitive information. As more and more charities transition to digital platforms for fundraising and outreach, the importance of robust cyber security measures and Charity Cyber Insurance cannot be overstated.