Title
Using transport to increase social inclusion
Document Type
Audio-visual material
Publication Date
2008
Subject Area
Population - Elderly, Social Issues - Social exclusion, Social Issues - social inclusion, Transport accessibility - Access to services, Transport policy - Exclusion
Abstract
Social inclusion is the removal of the causes of social exclusion which is a combination of circumstances, such as low income, unemployment, poor housing, poor skills and poor health which prevents people from participating fully in society. It also includes removing the barriers to catching transport and facilitating access.
Recommended Citation
Mackett, R, Using transport to increase social inclusion, Presentation to the London TravelWatch Accessibility Committee, London, March 2008.
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