Bus Services: Cycleways
The question
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, pursuant to the Answer of 5 March 2026 to Question 116791, whether engagement with organisations representing disabled people in relation to the guidance entitled Floating Bus Stops: Provision and Design was undertaken by (a) officials in her Department, (b) Active Travel England and (c) an external organisation.
Answered by Simon Lightwood
The statutory guidance on the provision and design of floating bus stops is a joint publication between the Department and Active Travel England (ATE). Stakeholder engagement on the development of the guidance was undertaken by officials from both organisations. As part of this process, an external body Transport for All was commissioned to run workshops with a range of disability and road user groups and individuals with lived experience of disability to ensure the recommendations reflect their needs. The groups represented included:
- Age UK
- All-Party Parliamentary Group for Cycling and Walking
- Bikeability Trust
- Campaign for Better Transport
- Confederation for Passenger Transport
- Cycling UK
- Guide Dogs
- Mencap
- Motability Foundation
- Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety
- Policy Connect
- Transport for All
- Transport for All members
- Wheels for Wellbeing
- Walk Wheel Cycle Trust
The Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee were consulted. The Department and ATE also sought feedback from the Urban Transport Group, Living Streets, Guide Dogs, RNIB, Transport for London, and ATE’s Technical Oversight and Advisory Group.
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