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Title Thinking about shared bus stop boarders
Part of Series Thinking about‎
Publisher Publisher Wheels for Wellbeing‎
Date Date January 2024‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary "This sheet is to aid discussion in accessible design for Disabled people walking/wheeling, cycling, using public transport & private vehicles"
Keywords Keyword Buses‎ Keyword Accessibility‎ Keyword Inclusivity‎ Keyword Wheeling‎ Keyword Cycling‎ Keyword Walking‎ Keyword Design‎
Locations Location United Kingdom‎
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Publication Live Live as of 21 April 2025 Live Web PDF PDF‎
Archive Archive Archived on 21 April 2025‎



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