Who should attend
Mobility Hubs 2026 is designed for professionals responsible for shaping transport systems and places:
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Local authorities and combined authorities
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Transport planners and urban designers
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Bus and rail operators
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Shared mobility and micromobility providers
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Parking and EV charging providers
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Developers and regeneration specialists
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Technology and infrastructure providers
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Active travel, accessibility, and sustainability professionals
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National government and policy bodies
Programme highlights
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National policy and strategy updates
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Case studies from across the UK and beyond
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Local authority hub network development
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Urban and rural hub projects
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Integration with rail and bus interchanges
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Cycle parking and active travel infrastructure
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Shared mobility schemes
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Delivery and logistics hubs
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EV charging integration
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Interactive workshops and peer discussions
Site Visits
(Optional - Tuesday 6 October)
Optional pre-event site visits will offer a closer look at how Leicester is delivering its transport strategy, including:
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Cycle hubs and infrastructure
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Walking and cycling routes
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Park & Ride facilities
Programme
Please note programme is currently in development.
09.00
Registration
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area
09.45
Session 1: Creating connections
Welcome
An introduction to Mobility Hubs 2026.
Keynote: Creating an active and connected city
Leicester City Council has been in the vanguard of the UK’s active cities, championing and implementing a renaissance in active travel and public transport.
Leicester organises its mobility services to support active and connected travel around the city. Leicester is faciltating walking and wheeling, supporting e-mobility, creating cycle hubs and enhancing passenger transport and exploring new approaches to park & ride.
Mobility hubs: A regional view
A look at how mobility hubs are being built into transport policies across the Midlands and profiles of networks being trialled in the East Midlands region.
Mobility hubs: The national picture
A snapshot of how mobility hubs are spreading across the UK and a look at funding options, design guidance and accreditation schemes.
11.00
Networking break
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area
11.30
Session 2a: Sharing the journey
The mobility hubs approach encourages local authorities, public transport operators and shared mobility providers to explore co-working. Mobility Hubs 2026 will provide a space in which participants cab explore working in partnership to create new hubs and enhances existing infrastructure.
Session 2b: New developments
Too many new housing developments remain car-dependent. However, some developers are now including ‘mobility hubs’ in their plans. This session will use presentations and an interactive game to explore the role, form, funding and operation of mobility hubs in residential areas.
13.00
Networking lunch
Refreshments served in the exhibition area
14.00
Session 3: Positive links between people and places
Mobility hubs have an important role to play in active travel, integrated transport and more equitable access to work, study and leisure opportunities.
This session will feature presentations on themes such as:
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The role of mobility hubs in supporting active travel (walking, wheeling and cycling)
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Effective scheme design, delivery and maintenance
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Gender inclusive hub design
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Accessible hub design and operation
15.30
Networking break
Tea & coffee served in the exhibition area
15.45
Session 4: A journey planner
Mobility Hubs 2026 will end with reflections on the day and a look at where mobility hubs are heading in the future.
16.45
Event close
Speakers
Speakers will appear here once confirmed.
Mark Moran
Editor & event creator
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