Bus For a Fairer Future
Bus has always had an important role in Scotland’s society. It keeps communities of all sizes connected and provides the people living in them with access to opportunities and essential services that would be otherwise unreachable.
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#BusForEveryone
From education and employment to shopping and essential services, bus is a lifeline for those who are unable to afford, access, or utilise car as a form of transport. Now, in the aftermath of the pandemic, and UK-wide current economic turmoil, bus offers an essential route towards rebalancing societal fairness by maintaining an ‘access for all’ focus within Scotland’s transport infrastructure.
The more people who choose #BusForFuture, the fairer a Scotland we can build together.
Our elders
Older people are often among the most vulnerable and isolated in society. Without bus, it can be easy for people to become cut off other people and even from the essential healthcare and other services. Bus must be a priority in Scotland’s transport plans in order to ensure older members of society have access to the quality of later life we all deserve.
When you choose #BusForFuture, you create a fairer society for the elderly across Scotland.
Disability and Chronic Illness
Around 2 million people in Scotland have at least one long-term condition that significantly limits them in a human, social, or economic way. Not only does choosing #BusForFuture improve our own health [Link to Healthier Page], it increases the priority of bus in Scottish transport. This helps ensure those with life-limiting conditions have access to the services they need to maintain the best quality of life possible.
By choosing #BusForFuture, you are helping others enjoy the quality of life we all deserve.
