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|plain_url= www.livingstreets.org.uk/policy-reports-and-research/delivery-robots | |plain_url= www.livingstreets.org.uk/policy-reports-and-research/delivery-robots | ||
|title= Delivery Robots | |title= Delivery Robots | ||
|summary= | |summary= "Delivery robots raise significant concerns for pedestrians. By occupying pavement space, they add congestion and clutter to the pavements, increasing competition for pavement space that is already a major issue in the UK – for example micromobility modes, electric vehicle charging points and pavement parking. This disproportionately affects disabled people (particularly wheelchair users and visually impaired people), older pedestrians and adults with prams and pushchairs. There are also unresolved questions about liability when incidents occur, as well as privacy concerns linked to the use of cameras in public space." | ||
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|locations= {{location|Milton Keynes}} {{location|Barnsley}} {{location|Sunderland}} {{location|Sheffield}} {{location|Reading}} {{location|Bristol}} {{location|Leeds}} {{location|Cambridge}} {{location|Pittsburg}} {{location|Toronto}} {{location|Chicago}} {{location|Los Angeles}} | |locations= {{location|Milton Keynes}} {{location|Barnsley}} {{location|Sunderland}} {{location|Sheffield}} {{location|Reading}} {{location|Bristol}} {{location|Leeds}} {{location|Cambridge}} {{location|Pittsburg}} {{location|Toronto}} {{location|Chicago}} {{location|Los Angeles}} | ||
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| Title | Delivery Robots |
| Part of |  Pavement Overload
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| Publisher |  Living Streets
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| Date |  First seen June 2026
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| Summary | "Delivery robots raise significant concerns for pedestrians. By occupying pavement space, they add congestion and clutter to the pavements, increasing competition for pavement space that is already a major issue in the UK – for example micromobility modes, electric vehicle charging points and pavement parking. This disproportionately affects disabled people (particularly wheelchair users and visually impaired people), older pedestrians and adults with prams and pushchairs. There are also unresolved questions about liability when incidents occur, as well as privacy concerns linked to the use of cameras in public space." |
| Keywords |  Active travel Walking Wheeling
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| Locations |  Milton Keynes Barnsley Sunderland Sheffield Reading Bristol Leeds Cambridge Pittsburg Toronto Chicago Los Angeles
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| URL | www.livingstreets.org.uk/policy-reports-and-research/delivery-robots |
| Webpage | Live as of 3 July 2026
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| Archive |  Archived on 29 June 2026
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