Pa asesiad y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi'i wneud o ddiogelwch ffiniau arosfannau bysiau i sicrhau eu bod yn ddiogel i'w defnyddio gan bob cerddwr, gan gynnwys pobl anabl a phobl â nam ar eu golwg?
The Welsh Government is committed to ensuring walking, wheeling, and cycling are inclusive and accessible to all. We recognise that the layout of cycle tracks interacting with bus stops is an area where some users and user groups have raised concerns because they feel that some design solutions are unsafe. We have been working closely with stakeholders, and in particular with those representing disabled people and people with vision impairment over the last year to explore these issues and address them, including through the consultation on the updated Active Travel Act Guidance.
We have worked closely with TfW’s Access and Inclusion Panel and shared an early draft of the guidance with key stakeholders ahead of the consultation.
During the consultation period, we have engaged with stakeholders at in-person events, alongside online sessions and targeted stakeholder meetings, to ensure meaningful engagement on the guidance. We have also explored the experience gathered with design options used elsewhere.
The Consultation has now closed and we will analyse the feedback gathered through all engagement and the online consultation and continue to work with stakeholders and partners such as Active Travel England to ensure our Guidance reflects best practice and ensures user-focus and consistency on how interaction of cycle tracks at bus-stops is dealt with. (Saesneg yn unig)