THINK presents a variety of perspectives on how we can fall in love with the buses again across Wales and the UK.

Hear from campaigners working hard to save their bus routes, retired bus drivers who reflect on how things used to be and what can be done to improve the current situation, a bus and coach industry representative and academics who provide tips on getting more passengers by making bus provision feel safer for more people, and how to get the message out to a wider audience about the benefits of bus travel.

The recording was made in various locations including outside and online so the sound quality varies slightly.

Amy Nicholass and Charles Musselwhite from THINK wish to thank to Elly Foster, David Marshall, Rosemary Corcoran, Dr Lucy Baker, Katherine Parsons, Aaron Hill and Roger French for giving their time for free to take part in the recording.

In this first episode of season 2 of the THINK podcast series we look at community electric car share clubs.

THINK Project Officer, Amy Nicholass interviews organisers and users of a rural community car club in Wales to hear about their experiences and what those in power can do to support rural car clubs.

Hear how community transport & health care providers in Pembrokeshire are leading the way on life giving collaborative projects. Featuring Emma Bingham (CTA), Debbie Johnson (PACTO), Gemma Lelliott (CTA), Kellie Lowther (PIVOT & Country Cars driver), Rod Bowen (Dolen Teifi Community Transport), Tina Norman (wheelchair accessible vehicle user and Chair of PVT) and community transport users of the Fflesci bus service trial in St Davids and Dolen Teifi Community Transport.

People who provide, use & research community transport share its importance. Hear Emma Bingham (Community Transport Association), Debbie Johnson (Pembrokeshire Association of Community Transport Organisations), drivers Kellie Lowther (Pembrokeshire Integrated Voluntary Organisation Team), Bob (Royal Voluntary Service), Sue (Country Cars), John (Dolen Teifi) and customers, plus Robert Hagan of Manchester Metropolitan University.