22nd Conference of the European Passengers’ Federation
13-14 June 2025
EPF’s 2025 annual conference will take place in Swindon, UK on 13 & 14 June.
The programme will focus on bringing forward best practices on four topics:
- Back to state operated public transport? From deregulation back to regulation particularly drawing on the British experience;
- Ticketing and information from regional to crossing the channel (not only Eurostar, also sea links and coach);
- Women in transport;
- Focus on the passenger? The work programme of the new EU Commission.
The conference will be a mix of presentations, working sessions and panel discussions and you will be able to both gain new knowledge and contribute with your own.
Venue: Steam Museum Swindon
Registration: now open
How to get to Swindon?
For detailed travel guidance, including options by air, train, and ferry, please refer to our Travel to Swindon guide.
Delegates travelling from mainland Europe should consult the official UK Government website here for the latest advice on travel and entry requirements.
EPF Conference is supported by
TravelWatch SouthWest (TWSW)
TravelWatch SouthWest is the regional umbrella organisation for public transport user groups, enabling a strategic regional voice to inform the actions of policymakers and operators of those who determine and influence the public transport and connectivity across the region. TravelWatch SouthWest has been operating for over 20 years at a regional, national, and international level as advocates in the interests of a better public transport experience for communities.
About EPF
The European Passengers’ Federation links all major passenger organisations throughout Europe and represents the interests of public transport users at the European level. EPF is an international non-profit association under Belgian law. Each member organisation appoints a delegate who is responsible for the contacts between his/her association and the federation. All delegates are invited to attend the meetings of the Administrative Council and the General Meeting.
EPF is committed to improving standards on public transport, achieving comprehensive passenger rights throughout Europe and promoting effective and seamless multi-modal travel – by conducting research, publishing reports, organising conferences and working constructively with transport operators and decision makers.