Mobility Hubs 2026 is the UK's leading conference dedicated to the planning, delivery and evolution of mobility hubs.
Bringing together national policymakers, local authorities, transport operators, planners and solution providers, the event explores how hubs can connect modes, shape places, and support the transition to a more sustainable, integrated transport system.
Whether you are developing your first hub, expanding a network, or refining existing schemes, this conference provides practical insight, real world case studies, and the connections needed to move projects forward.
Each year, the event is hosted by a different city. In 2026, Leicester provides the backdrop, offering a live example of how mobility hubs can support wider ambitions around growth, health, and decarbonisation.
Why Mobility Hubs matter
Mobility hubs are emerging as a critical tool in delivering:
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Integrated door-to-door journeys
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Reduced car dependency
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Healthier, more active communities
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Decarbonised transport systems
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More efficient use of urban space
Mobility Hubs 2026 focuses on the practical reality of making hubs work, from strategy and policy through to design, delivery, and long-term operation.
What you'll learn
This is a how-to conference, designed to help you:
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Plan and design effective mobility hubs
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Expand and connect hub networks across towns, cities, and regions
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Integrate public transport, active travel, and shared mobility
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Deliver inclusive, accessible, and safe infrastructure
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Embed hubs into new and existing developments
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Manage demand and behaviour change
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Incorporate logistics, EV charging, and emerging technologies
Key themes
Designing effective mobility hubs
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What makes a successful hub?
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From concept to delivery
Scaling Up: Networks, not one-off projects
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Moving from pilots to connected systems
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Regional and national approaches
Integration across modes
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Rail, bus, active travel, micromobility, and car clubs
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Creating seamless journeys
Inclusive and safe design
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Accessibility for all users
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Safer design for women and girls
Active travel at the core
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Walking, cycling, and wheeling as the foundation of hubs
Urban logistics and last-mile delivery
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Cargo bikes, microhubs, and freight consolidation
Energy and EV Integration
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Charging infrastructure within hubs
Demand responsive transport
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Flexible services connecting into hub
networks
Host City Spotlight: Leicester
Each Mobility Hubs conference is rooted in a host city that is actively shaping its transport future.
In 2026, Leicester will share its approach to:
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Connecting transport modes across the city and beyond
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Enhancing Park & Ride and public transport systems
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Expanding cycle infrastructure and parking hubs
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Rethinking the role of car parks
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Embedding transport into new developments
