TfL_scp_002495 Bus Innovation

Published

12 August 2024

Place of performance

UKI

Lots

1

Notice number

025407-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-0489d4

Official source

Official source

Description

The Mayor's Transport Strategy (2018) and Vision Zero action plan (2018 and progress report in 2021) set out Transport for London's (TfL) bold commitment to eliminate all deaths and serious injuries from the transport network by 2041. As part of this, we committed to ambitious targets to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on, or by, a bus by 70 per cent by 2022 against the 2005- 2009 baseline and for no-one to be killed on, or by, a London bus by 2030. The Bus safety strategy (2023) sets out our priorities to ensure that we deliver on these targets. Bus occupants (customers and drivers) account for the highest proportion of serious injuries in terms of casualties on, or by, a bus, making up approx. 50 per cent. Customer safety is the focus of our current Bus Safety Innovation Challenge and involves working with operators and innovators in the field to shortlist, trial and fully evaluate pioneering technologies, with the aim of influencing passengers to carry out safe behaviours while travelling on London buses. One of the innovations TfL would like to trial to influence passenger behaviour and reduce slips, trips and falls is an upper deck seat counter displa…

Official publications

• FTS · 025407-2024 · 12 August 2024

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