A bunch of buses (From York Press)

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  pedalling paul wrote:
  You may be referring to the raised boarding areas that have to be legally provided to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act. If you were a wheelchair user wishing to board, your perspective may be very different.
  
  Or do you simply believe that buses are not part of "traffic" and that car users should continue to have priority over everyone else?

  I find it hard to believe that you would use the disabled as an excuse for the polluting congestion the council is creating in its quest to comply with the self created national and local co2 reduction targets. Can’t you just say it as it is?
  There are no entry/exit points at the back of buses these days and this is mainly where the pavements are extended into the road at the stops so as to impede other road users, including cyclist, when a bus stops so don’t try shifting the blame on to a group of people who are less fortunate than yourself."
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