Relieving the stigma of interaction on public transport.

  • Chatty Commuters

    Relieving the stigma of interaction on public transport.

  • Campaigning at Victoria

    We go to one of London's busiest hotspots to test the levels of interaction between commuters.

  • Say Hi! Campaign

    Acknowledge your driver when you jump on or off a bus to relieve the stigma of interaction on public transport.

  • Taxis, Uber, ViaVan

    How has classical and new forms of cab service changed the potential for interaction between staff and customers in this mode of transport?

  • Challenge the Consultations

    Does TfL's consultation programme really give the public agency over their public transport services or are their consultations merely a facade of democracy?

Polls 2: final poll

We had a great response as you can tell from the few I attached, there were a bit too many, it had a great interaction level and was engaged with very well by the community. if you flick through our posts, comment and get involved in the discussions. The suggestion I put forward...
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VIDEO: Spin around Battersea Bus Garage

We fulfil our rationale by acting out the simple courtesies that can make a refreshing change to our experience of the daily commute. Acknowledge your bus driver when you jump on or off a bus! Also see a shorter version @sayhicampai...
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Polls and Results! P1

Some screenshots below of the results of those who responded and engaged with our general social survey! ...
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POSTER: Challenge the Consultation

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Bus vs. Car - who wins?

Aboard route 321. A trip between New Cross Gate Station and New Cross Sainsbury's. (Yes, I couldn't be bothered to walk it and the 321 was conveniently there for me so allow it.) ©London Bus Breh. The driver started departing the bus stop, exiting the bus lane onto the...
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Response to VIDEO

Just seen the video of the visit to the bus garage, looks great! Good work you guys that went, really think its important that we got the chance to have a real, in depth talk with those that work on transport to full understand their perspective and show to them that there are people that want to challenge the awkward atmosphere of London Transpo...
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VIDEO: Say Hi! Campaign

We feel that there is an unspoken but widely recognised awkwardness regarding interaction with public transport workers. For example, the customary habit of not acknowledging a bus driver when you jump on or off a bus or confronting Underground workers for delays that more often than not is out of their control. The Say Hi! Campaign has...
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