The Minister welcomed the debate and acknowledged shared transport's potential to improve accessibility, reduce emissions, and promote sustainable travel. She outlined several initiatives already underway, including trials for rental e-scooters and electric vehicle infrastructure rollouts. The response covered plans for new guidance on Mobility as a Service, development of car clubs, and efforts towards rural mobility strategies. The Minister confirmed the Department’s commitment to inclusivity in transport networks and mentioned upcoming consultations on traffic regulation orders and future legislation. She emphasised that while some issues were outside her remit, such as taxation matters for HM Treasury, she would follow up on these points.