Dear Women in Mobility UK Community, How do we embed equity for women in transport policy? Not by considering transport as a separate entity from the built environment and other infrastructure. Safe, convenient, available transport for women cannot exist separately from the rest of the public realm. If the path to the bus stop is unsafe or inaccessible, then the bus service is too, no matter how frequent, cheap or safe. We at Women in Mobility are pleased to work with La

Dear Women in Mobility UK Community, "Manels" still happen at transport events. Event organisers still tell us they couldn't find women to speak. Why? There isn't a good evidence base to say what's really going on. As one of our core goals is to raise the visibility of women in the transport sector, we want to learn about your experiences: what's it actually like to be overlooked, asked or put forward to speak at industry conferences, panels, and webinars? What opens the do

Dear Women in Mobility UK Community, This month we are leading with something we are really proud of: the full recording of our Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) webinar is now available to watch on demand. We also have a fresh round of mobility insights, a look ahead to the events worth your diary space this autumn, and the usual pointers to roles being advertised across the sector. As ever, this is your community. If there is something you would like to see, a stor

Dear Women in Mobility UK Members, Welcome to the very first edition of the Women in Mobility UK newsletter, we are so excited to finally share this with you. You are receiving this because you signed up to become part of the Women in Mobility UK community, and we’re delighted to have you with us. Our goal with this newsletter is simple: to keep you informed, connected, inspired and supported: whether that means sharing industry insights, spotlighting opportunities, highl