From floating bus stops to everyday obstacles on the pavement, blind and partially sighted Londoners constantly face challenges navigating the capital.
London’s streets are used by millions of people every day, but how accessible are they for everyone? For blind and partially sighted Londoners, navigating London can present challenges that affect their confidence, independence and ability to travel safely.
This video piece explores concerns surrounding floating bus stops and examines calls for more inclusive street design.
Representatives from the Thomas Pocklington Trust explain how everyday obstacles can create barriers for people with sight loss, and why accessibility needs to be considered from the earliest stages of urban planning.
Featured image by Yasmin Smith.