Accessible Bus Stop Design Guidance
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| Title | Accessible Bus Stop Design Guidance |
| Part of |  Streetscape Toolkit (2)
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| Publisher |  Transport for London (27)
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| Date |  2017
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| Summary | "The majority of London's buses are configured with a powered ramp at the centre door. On shorter buses, without a centre door, the ramp is situated at the front door. Sufficient unobstructed space is required on the footway where the bus stop is located, in line with these doors for the ramp to be deployed. Boarding and alighting areas should be kept clear of all obstructions such as litter bins, telephone boxes and sign posts." |
| Keywords |  Walking (133) Public transport (163) Design (51) Inclusivity (69)
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| Locations |  London (103)
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| Publication | Live as of 5 November 2026
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| Archive |  Archived by Wayback Machine on 21 October 2026
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