Post by Deleted on Jun 10, 2015 8:47:13 GMT
London TravelWatch, the capital’s independent passenger watchdog, invites you to join its London Bus Users’ Online Community, where you can get free information about your bus services, including any planned changes to routes.
A significant number of people have already joined the online community, receiving information about particular bus routes, as well as a newsletter addressing broader issues every four to six weeks. Members also have the opportunity to provide us with feedback on issues important to them, which we may be able to raise in our dealings with Transport for London.
The London Bus Users’ Online Community ensures that, in light of the amount of redevelopment projects affecting the road network, bus users are informed about the issues affecting their bus services and, especially, that they are given the opportunity to participate in how the service evolves.
Issues relating to buses in the capital are particularly important. London Buses carry more than 2.4 billion passengers a year, and more people travel on buses every day than on the London Underground.
Abdi, one of our members, said, “Bus passengers are often the poor relations with rail and tube users grabbling all the headlines. This new service helps redress the balance.”
Those interested in joining our growing online community can visit: www.surveymonkey.com/s/LondonBusWatch to sign up.
A significant number of people have already joined the online community, receiving information about particular bus routes, as well as a newsletter addressing broader issues every four to six weeks. Members also have the opportunity to provide us with feedback on issues important to them, which we may be able to raise in our dealings with Transport for London.
The London Bus Users’ Online Community ensures that, in light of the amount of redevelopment projects affecting the road network, bus users are informed about the issues affecting their bus services and, especially, that they are given the opportunity to participate in how the service evolves.
Issues relating to buses in the capital are particularly important. London Buses carry more than 2.4 billion passengers a year, and more people travel on buses every day than on the London Underground.
Abdi, one of our members, said, “Bus passengers are often the poor relations with rail and tube users grabbling all the headlines. This new service helps redress the balance.”
Those interested in joining our growing online community can visit: www.surveymonkey.com/s/LondonBusWatch to sign up.