Too many bus stops are poorly equipped, with many not even displaying a timetable. In our latest report, we look at how upgrading all bus stops to a new national standard would give more people the confidence to take the bus.
We are calling for a National Bus Stop Standard, which would require all bus stops to provide a minimum level of facilities and information. Write to the Minister responsible for buses to urge him to act.
Reliable, frequent, accessible and zero-emission, trams are the smart solution for sustainable cities.
"When we first moved into the village, things were very different to now: the buses ran seven days a week. Over the years we have seen these services slowly erode."
Photo: Journeo But many bus users have a VERY different experience of bus stops. When researching for our new report, Better Bus Stops: Creating a national bus stop standard, we…
The Mumbles Railway Act ushered in the introduction of the first horse-drawn passenger tramway on the Swansea and Mumbles Railway in 1807. Horse power eventually gave way to electricity, and…
Bus Service Guarantee We believe that all communities should have at least a minimum reasonable level of bus service, and that no community should face being completely cut off. Ensuring…
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