Skip to main content
Mayor of London logo London Assembly logo
Home

Bus Drivers prosecuted for Critically Injuring Pedestrians in Zebra Crossings, 1 Jan 2016 - 11 July 2023

  • Reference: 2024/0769
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
In your response to question 2024/0179, you stated "for the 17 collisions which met TfL’s notification and investigation of major incidents (NIMI) criteria, where this information was available, TfL is not aware of any drivers being prosecuted.” Your response suggests that the 25 November 2016 bus crash where a Metroline bus working under contract for TfL critically injured a pedestrian walking in a pedestrian crossing and whose driver was convicted for 'careless driving’ for this incident did not meet TfL's notification and investigation of major incidents (NIMI) criteria (cf. questions 2018/1317, 2018/5146, 2019/6057). Is that correct?

Number of Bus Workers who died from Covid-19 March 2020-December 2023

  • Reference: 2024/0768
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
Your much delayed response to question 2023/4704 did not answer my question: "for the period March 2020 to November 2023, how many bus workers have died from Covid-19?" Please will you answer my question, also including December 2023's data into my query's date range?

TfL access to Bus Operators RIDDOR Notifications to the Health and Safety Executives (3)

  • Reference: 2024/0767
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
Based on your long-delayed response to question 2023/1355, would TfL not having “visibility” of its bus operators’ RIDDOR notifications be a violation of these companies' "contractual requirement that suppliers and contractors working on behalf of the GLA or TfL promptly notify their contract manager of any health and safety hazards that exist or may arise in connection with the performance of the service being delivered"?

TfL access to Bus Operators RIDDOR Notifications to the Health and Safety Executives (2)

  • Reference: 2024/0766
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
Does TfL regularly review and assess bus operators’ RIDDOR notifications that are sent to the Health and Safety Executive?

TfL access to Bus Operators RIDDOR Notifications to the Health and Safety Executives (1)

  • Reference: 2024/0765
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
Since the announcement of your 'ambitious' Vision Zero Programme in July 2018, does TfL now have unhindered access to bus operator RIDDOR notifications that are sent to the Health and Safety Executive?

Casualties from Bus Collisions and Bus Safety Incidents at Bus Garages (2)

  • Reference: 2024/0764
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
Can you provide me with aggregate figures for the annual number of people killed or seriously injured at TfL bus garages from May 2016 to the present?

Casualties from Bus Collisions and Bus Safety Incidents at Bus Garages (1)

  • Reference: 2024/0763
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
What is TfL’s current threshold for reporting deaths and serious injuries at bus garages?

Vision Zero: Independent Review of Bus Depot and Bus Garage Safety Practices

  • Reference: 2024/0762
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
After the recent fatal bus crashes at Walthamstow and Victoria stations, bus drivers have contacted me expressing their concerns about unsafe driving practices which they have observed at the TfL bus garages and depots including, but not limited to, untrained staff (a) driving buses dangerously around the depot (b) parking buses on designated walkways which force bus drivers to walk in dangerous areas to get to their buses. In your response to question 2021/4507 you stated, "Transport for London (TfL) does not require the bus operating companies to share copies of their risk assessments covering activities within their garage environments.”...

TfL Buses Incident Response Unit: Risk Assessments of Bus Routes, Road Works and Roads used for Temporary Diversions

  • Reference: 2024/0761
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
In your response to question 2024/0188, you stated that TfL Buses Incident Response Unit "proactively carry out risk assessment of bus routes, road works and roads used for temporary diversions to ensure continuous safety." Can you provide me with recent examples of 'proactive' risk assessments carried out by the Unit for each of the categories you identified?

Vision Zero: Tripartite Meetings and Bus Safety

  • Reference: 2024/0760
  • Question by: Keith Prince
  • Meeting date: 22 February 2024
In your response to question 2023/0911 you stated: 'TfL's Tripartite Meetings [were an] "established forum attended by representatives from TfL, bus operators and Unite the Union to discuss, inform and consult on matters affecting the common operation of London’s bus network, for example customer experience and staff welfare." And in your response to question 2023/4725: "The Bus Safety Programme is regularly on the agenda for tripartite meetings" But in your response to Question 2024/0174 you stated: "Transport for London has undertaken 1 Tripartite Meeting in 2023, this took place on the 17 November 2023 in person at Palestra House." In...
Subscribe to