30 Years of Low Floor Buses in London

London Transport's first low-floor buses went into service in 1994, setting off a transformation in the accessibility of the entire network that was completed just ten years later.  For passengers who found the traditional design of vehicle with two or three steps in the doorways difficult or impossible to use, such as those with shopping and small children (especially with a folding baby-buggy), older people and certainly wheelchair users, bus travel suddenly became a practical proposition. 

Andrew Braddock, who was responsible for access and mobility issues for LT and TfL will explain the genesis and outcome of the London Low-floor Bus Project.

   PLEASE NOTE: This meeting will take place at :-
   Hilda Clark Suite
   Friends House
   173-177 Euston Road
   London
   NW1 2BJ

The nearest Underground station is Euston, served by the Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines. Euston Square Station is a five-minute walk away, served by the Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.

Join Andrew in the Hilda Clark Suite at the Friends House on Monday 11th November at the later time of 19:00.

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