West Midlands Combined Authority, GB improves services for disabled commuters with Include Me pilot

West Midlands Combined Authority, GB Include Me Pilot

In Progress

The seven-week pilot tests a transit planning system developed with Neatebox and You.Smart.Thing. Volunteer riders inform participating transit operators and leisure facilities about their accessibility needs with a mobile app. Message recipients track estimated arrival times in the app as they fulfill patron requests. West Midlands Combined Authority covers transit expenses for up to four trips per volunteer and sends gift vouchers for completed surveys about user experiences.

Transportation Digital Services Mobile App Accessibility Pilot / POC Recreation Management

West Midlands Combined Authority, GB

Combined authority in England

United Kingdom

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Travel without barriers

We are the twelve local authorities and three Local Enterprise Partnerships working together to move powers from Whitehall to the West Midlands and our locally elected politicians, who know this region best.

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West Midlands Combined Authority to trial travel app for disabled people | UKAuthority

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