Every bus journey begins at a bus stop. Bus stops connect us to work, friends and family, appointments and everything else our communities have to offer. When they are hard to use, people lose out on all of it.
Read MoreThe third Women in Transport Equity Index survey is open now and closes on 30th November 2026. It's free, takes 10 to 15 minutes, and every response adds to the clearest picture we have of gender equity across UK transport.
Read MoreOne year on from the publication of the Navigating Menopause in the Workplace whitepaper, Women in Transport, PA Consulting and Jacobs brought colleagues from across the transport sector back together to reflect on what has changed, where challenges remain and, importantly, what needs to happen next.
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Women in Transport is excited to announce that Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) has renewed their partnership with us and is now our Champion partner.
Read MoreWe congratulate Sarah Boyd, Chief Executive of Lothian Group, as the recipient of the 2026 Woman of the Year Award at the 2026 National Transport Awards.
Read MoreActive Travel England’s new Women and Girls’ Safety Hub brings together practical material for anyone planning, designing or managing streets and places.
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Women in Transport is delighted to renew its partnership with Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), part of the West Midlands Combined Authority. TfWM is committed to delivering transport that is safe, reliable, affordable and accessible for everyone.
Read MoreOur Women’s Safety Baseline Survey, the largest UK survey of transport professionals on violence against women and girls, has found that 74% have never had any training on the subject.
Read MoreWomen in Transport is one of 54 organisations to have signed a joint statement calling on the Government to act urgently on transport emissions after a summer of heatwaves and wildfires across the UK.
Read MoreThis September marks the 10th consecutive year of Advance, Women in Transport’s sector-specific mentoring programme.
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Meet Suzanne Frazer, a mobile operations manager and member of the leadership team at Inspire
Read MoreAfter a three-year hiatus, it was an absolute pleasure to see the Women in Transport North East Hub come back to life on a glorious morning in the beautiful city of Newcastle.
Read MoreOn 10th September 2026, Trafalgar Square welcomed a new figure. Among the admirals, generals and Landseer's lions now stands a young Black woman in a vivid blue dress, heels and beaded jewellery, caught mid-stride as she makes her way through the city.
Read MoreCoaching has evolved into one of the most powerful development tools available to professionals at every level. Yet many people continue to dismiss it before fully understanding its value.
Read MoreThis September marks the 10th consecutive year of Advance, Women in Transport’s sector-specific mentoring programme.
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Catch the Bus Month returns this September with a national myth-busting campaign designed to challenge outdated perceptions of bus travel and encourage more people to discover the benefits of getting on board.
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This year's National Engineering Day theme, Engineering the Future - Ideas That Will Shape Our World, is TfL's interpretation of the Royal Academy of Engineering's The Engineers of 2076 theme.
Read MoreBus Users UK welcomes today’s announcement that, from April 2027, disabled bus pass holders across England will be able to travel for free at any time of day, describing it as a major step towards a fairer, more inclusive and genuinely accessible transport system.
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Clare Wood, Director, Turner & Townsend
The UK transport sector is entering a new era of significant investment. Major Programmes such as Lower Thames Crossing, East West Rail, A66 Northern Trans-Pennine scheme, Transpennine Route Upgrade and Northern Powerhouse Rail will not only improve connectivity but also create opportunities to transform lives and support local economies.
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Women in Transport is excited to be seeking applications for the Chair of our Board.
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