Despite decades of practice, wheelchair user, Mik Scarlet says getting the bus is getting harder due to London’s new style "floating bus stops". They are bus stops which have a cycle track running behind them to theoretically allow passengers to board and alight safely while cyclists can keep moving. #bus #accessibility #transport #travel #london | BBC London

Yes wheelchair users take priority, but what does that actually mean, and how is it enforced? Let’s chat about it further! #Accessibility: Video description: Eliza a White fem wheelchair user shows footage of bus and inside bus while talking about accessibility and buggies on buses and how this can be improved. #Disabled #Travel #Buggy #Bus #Wheelchair #Education #Parent | Disabled Eliza

No, unfortunately dog buggy’s aren’t allowed to block the wheelchair section on the bus. It is the only area a wheelchair can travel safely. As much as I ADORE dogs, they also shouldn’t be taking up a space that a buggy can travel in either imo! Although always happy to see a little pup on the bus! #Access: Video description: Eliza a White fem wheelchair user can’t get on the bus because there is a buggy in the wheelchair section. A stranger then talks to them and gets very annoyed. It turns out