Charities and campaigners for blind and disabled people claim they are too dangerous for the vulnerable to use, because cyclists ignore their zebra crossings.
Floating bus stops old, blind and disabled people using public transport, Sadiq Khan's TfL says - but refuses to scrap them
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Charities and campaigners for blind and disabled people claim they are too dangerous for the vulnerable to use, because cyclists ignore their zebra crossings.
Key Takeaways
- Floating bus stops old, blind and disabled people using public transport, Sadiq Khan's TfL says - but refuses to scrap them.
- Charities and campaigners for blind and disabled people claim they are too dangerous for the vulnerable to use, because cyclists ignore their zebra crossings.
- Charities and campaigners for blind and disabled people claim they are too dangerous for the vulnerable to use, because cyclists ignore their zebra crossings.
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