Question to the Mayor: Health and Safety on London Buses

Bus

Question No: 2024/2936

Question (Thomas Turrell AM): 12th September

In your response to Mayoral Question 2024/2267 you stated, "In the development of each Bus Safety Standard measure, a cost-benefit analysis has been undertaken to assess the benefits of implementing a particular measure”. Can you provide me with copies of the cost-benefit analyses TfL has carried out for each "particular measure" that (a) has been included in the Bus Safety Standard and (b) has been rejected?

TfL's Cost-Benefit Analyses of Measures included and rejected for Bus Safety Standard

The Mayor

Last updated:  17 September 2024

These reports are available on Transport for London’s website:

https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/publications-and-reports/bus-safety-data.  

The ‘Bus Safety Standard’ section of this page includes links to the relevant reports for each individual feature of the Standard. The ‘Analysis of bus collisions and identification of countermeasures’ report under the ‘Bus safety reports’ section contains more detail on how countermeasures were assessed and prioritised.

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