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Updated best practice guidance puts more emphasis on making taxi and PHV services more accessible to disabled people.
Stronger enforcement powers for aviation regulator will lead to improved standards for all passengers on flights operating to and from the UK.
Team GB wheelchair fencer and tech regulation expert will advise government on the needs and rights of passengers.
New rules have widened Blue Badge eligibility criteria to help people with Parkinson’s, dementia, epilepsy and other 'invisible' disabilities.
Baroness Vere of Norbiton’s letters to operators of metro systems in London, Glasgow and Newcastle on rail carriage accessibility.
Government accepts expert legal recommendations aimed at ensuring that wheelchair users can access bus services.
Tribute to the life and work of Sir Bert Massie from the Disabled Persons Transport and Advisory Committee.
Transport draft accessibility action plan launched for consultation.
Keith Richards replaces Dai Powell as chair of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Seeking applications for the position of DPTAC Chair.
New members join expert panel which advises on disability and transport.
GOV.UK is the new place for information from the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee.
Announcement of a consultation outlining a number of options for securing future advice should the decision be taken to abolish DPTAC.
Inviting views about what the arrangements should be put in place if DPTAC is abolished.
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