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A trial in Greater Manchester shows removing bus time limits for seniors and disabled riders caused no disruptions, prompting calls for permanent change.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is pushing for a permanent end to time restrictions on Bee Network bus passes for older and disabled residents, following a successful November trial that showed no major service disruptions.
The trial, conducted during the network’s busiest month, allowed unrestricted access before 9:30 a.m. and after midnight on weekdays, with results described as encouraging.
The restriction will resume after the trial ends Sunday, but a decision on a permanent change is expected in December from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.
Advocacy groups support the move, citing improved access to medical appointments and social activities.
Una prueba en el Gran Manchester muestra que la eliminación de los límites de tiempo de autobús para personas mayores y pasajeros discapacitados no causó interrupciones, lo que provocó llamados a un cambio permanente.