A valid point about #FloatingBusStops - these are international best practice and if there was a decent alternative, someone else would have developed in the last 50 years. As no-one has… The argument against them is a combination of bad faith opposition to #ActiveTravel, and #BritishExceptionalism

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What are #FloatingBusStops? How have they come about? What's the problem with them? Is there a solution?
Aidan Baker reports
https://eastangliabylines.co.uk/business/transport/where-do-we-put-bikes/
Where do we put bikes?

The case — or not — for banning floating bus stops

East Anglia Bylines

Stupid to even consider a ban. Does Mark Harper like death and injury? That's what he'll get and be responsible for with a massive setback for safe cycle routes.
Why does the UK find it so difficult and controversial to do something which is common in Europe and works with minimal issue?

https://www.theguardian.com/news/article/2024/may/10/uk-floating-bus-stops-cycle-lanes

#cycling #BusStopBypass #FloatingBusStops #Mark_J_Harper

Transport secretary considers ban on floating bus stops in UK cycle lanes

Exclusive: Cycling campaign groups warn such a move could preclude building of segregated bike routes

The Guardian
MSN