West Yorkshire Combined Authority
– Resident Transport Panel
Help shape the future of transport in West Yorkshire
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority Resident Transport Panel is for people aged 18 and over who live in Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds or Wakefield. By joining, you'll have the opportunity to share your views on transport across West Yorkshire.
DJS Research is working with the Mayor and Combined Authority to gather feedback directly from residents about local priorities, services and future transport plans. Your views will help shape the future of transport across West Yorkshire, including the Weaver Network – a new transport network that will bring buses, trains, walking, wheeling and cycling together, making it easier to get around the region.
From online surveys to interviews and focus groups, you will be invited to participate in various activities. You may also receive a payment for taking part - payments will vary by project, but a typical survey is likely to pay up to £3, with higher incentives available for longer activities.
This isn't sales, fundraising or spam - it's your opportunity to participate in research on behalf of West Yorkshire Combined Authority. It's free to join and you can have your say, make a difference, and be rewarded for your time.
Working with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority
We’re working with West Yorkshire Combined Authority to build a panel that reflects the people and places of Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds and Wakefield.
The aim is simple: to make sure local voices are heard and feed into transport decisions that affect everyday life across the region. Where possible, we'll also share how residents' views have helped shape projects, plans and priorities, so you can see the difference your participation makes.
Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire
“We're building a better-connected West Yorkshire, and that means listening to the people who live, work and travel here. This new residents panel will help us understand what matters most to people across our region, from buses and trains to walking, cycling and future transport plans. By sharing your views, you can help shape a transport network that works for everyone.” - Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire