Why Bus Stop Bypasses are sometimes essential

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Publication Publication record
Title Disabled people's mobility
Subtitle Why Bus Stop Bypasses are sometimes essential
Publisher Publisher Wheels for Wellbeing‎ (22)
Date Date June 2025‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary "Bans or excessive restrictions on bus stop bypass creation would prevent development of safe, accessible active travel networks"
Keywords Keyword Buses (100)‎ Keyword Wheeling (63)‎ Keyword Cycling (166)‎ Keyword Walking (151)‎ Keyword Active travel (156)‎ Keyword Accessibility (107)‎ Keyword Inclusivity (78)‎ Keyword Design (58)‎
Locations Location United Kingdom (148)‎
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Series Collection: Floating bus stops (6)
Bus Stop Bypass Safety Review 2024
Floating bus stops explained
Floating Bus Stops: An Open Letter
Inclusive design at bus stops with cycle tracks
Thinking about bus stop bypasses
Why Bus Stop Bypasses are sometimes essential

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