At TfL this year marks a major milestone for our fabulous Colleague Network Groups (CNGs) – we have now been championing inclusion, amplifying voices, and building community for an incredible 20 years!
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Season 3 of the Women in Transport Podcast is now live on Spotify and Apple Podcasts
As Women in Transport marks its 20th anniversary, we’re launching Season 3 with a very special episode recorded live at the London Transport Museum AGM.
Read MoreIn this special episode of the Women in Transport Podcast, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Women in Transport. Recorded at the London Transport Museum during our AGM, Jo Field highlights the organisation's journey, key achievements, and future plans.
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Sue Terpilowski
Team Member Insight from our Equity Index Lead Sue Terpilowski
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Women in Transport is excited to announce our new partnership with Transport for West Midlands (TfWM), part of the West Midlands Combined Authority. They work with bus and train operators to make sure that public transport is: safe, reliable, affordable and accessible for everyone.
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Photo: Claire Walters, Chief Executive of Bus Users UK, Warinder Juss MP, Fleur Anderson MP, Ruth Cadbury MP, John Milne MP,,Alex Mayer MP, Mike Wood MP, Jennie Martin MBE, Chair of Bus Users UK, Lydia Horbury, Director for England, Bus Users UK, Paul Sainthouse, Managing Director of Dawsongroup and International President of CILT, Sir Roger Gale
All-Party Parliamentary Group gets on board for Catch the Bus Month 2025 with Bus Users UK and Dawsongroup.
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Mandy Duncan, managing director for Rail and Aviation at Kier Transportation, shares her lived experiences of working in the built environment, and underlines the importance of driving forwards an inclusive culture in the workplace – while being the change you’d like to see in male-dominated industries.
Read More“Growing up with brothers and working in reprographics and printing, I was no stranger to male-dominated environments. So, when I joined the Jubilee Line Extension Project, I was prepared for the challenges ahead.”
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EmpowHER is the Women’s Space, part Gender Network at Transport for Wales. This network aims to increase the visibility of women within the organisation, educate colleagues on women’s health and wellbeing, and drive positive change.
Read MoreNeil Pepper MBE writes on the cumulative value of safety reporting across the transport sector.
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Women in Transport is excited to announce the renewal of our partnership with SYSTRA Ltd, a leading organisation in the delivery of sustainable infrastructure and mobility solutions through specialist engineering and consultancy services.
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Women in Transport: Team Member Insight from Iain Smith.
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Lydia Horbury
Bus Users UK, the leading voice for bus passengers and a champion of accessible transport, is delighted to announce the appointment of Lydia Horbury as its new Chief Executive.
Read MoreWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Marny Moruzzi as she steps down from her role as Vice President of Women in Transport having completed her four year term. Since taking on the position in 2021, Marny has been a passionate and dedicated volunteer, championing gender diversity and inclusion across the transport sector. Her commitment, insight, and support for our members have made a lasting impact on the organisation and the wider industry.
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A new national report from Women in Transport warns that the UK's transport industry is not only failing to make progress on gender equity it is now actively losing ground. The 2025 Women in Transport Equity Index, based on the organisation's second sector-wide survey, reveals that key indicators of inclusion, pay equality and leadership progression have stagnated or worsened since the inaugural Index in 2023.
Read MoreScotland Hub Event Recap: Bike skills workshop with Sunny Cycles and CIHT.
On 24th June, members of Women in Transport and CIHT joined Sunny Cycles for an inspiring and hands-on inclusive cycling workshop in Glasgow Green.
To celebrate our 20th anniversary, we've invited women from across the transport sector to share their stories and career paths to inspire the next generation. Here's Sarah Boyd on her journey from a Stagecoach depot in Manchester to becoming Managing Director of Lothian Buses.
Read MoreThe next in ALBUM’s series of profiles of inspiring women working in the UK bus network features Katie Ferguson, Operations Director at Warrington’s Own Buses. Katie is also an alumnus of Women in Transport’s Lead programme.
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