Campaign to save London's buses
London TravelWatch's Bus Alliance has come together in a united voice to call for adequate funding for bus services in London and to stop premature cuts which could cause serious, long-term damage to the network.
Personal safety when travelling: have your say
London TravelWatch are currently conducting new research with transport users to identify priorities for London’s decision makers and transport providers. We want to know what needs to be done to increase the safety of London’s transport users.
London TravelWatch wins cashless stations campaign
London TravelWatch has successfully won it's campaign to restore cash across Transport for London stations and ticket machines.
Review of popular transport apps
London TravelWatch has been testing out some of the main mobile phone travel apps on the market to see how they fare, particularly when it comes to offering information on crowding and busyness of services and stations.
The Journey Ahead
Read London TravelWatch's latest report looking to what the future might hold for London's transport system.
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Cutting bus funding would mean less frequent services, meaning more crowded buses.
This would impact disabled people, who may require more space to board a bus safely, or have a greater need for social distancing, or rely upon the one priority space being vacant. https://twitter.com/LonTravelWatch/status/1438782452835758083
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Today @TfL have sent data to the @transportgovuk on the number of people currently using the bus. This data could be used to justify cuts to London's buses next year. Watch our film and find out why the bus is so important to London #dontcutthebus #saveourbuses
