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Concerns raised over performance of Dial-a-Ride service in London Concerns were raised at City Hall on Thursday over the performance of Transport for London’s (TfL) Dial-a-Ride service Sadiq Khan was told during a Mayor’s Question Time session that there had been several issues with the on-demand minibuses, which help elderly and disabled Londoners travel around the capital
Summary of our work on Dial-a-Ride - Transport for All Dial-a-Ride is a free transport service run by Transport for London (called TfL for short) for disabled people who can’t use buses or trains After we did our research we wrote a report called Dial-A-Ride: From Door to More The report said what we think needs to change to make Dial-a-Ride better
Dial-a-Ride - Age UK Interviewees told us that the main ways that they would receive information about Dial-a-Ride during the pandemic were either word of mouth updates from fellow passengers and drivers, or on the recorded message that can be heard on the telephone booking line
Dial-a-ride - London City Hall Dial-a-Ride experiences peaks and troughs in demand and during peak times is unable to satisfy all requests received This can inconvenience a customer wishing to regularly travel at peak
Dial-a-Ride - Transport for London Dial-a-Ride currently operates 7 days a week, 07:00-23:00 Find out how to make a booking once you're a member (including bank holiday dates) Download our app and use it to book and manage
Call for mayor to tackle Dial-a-Ride failures Serious problems with Transport for London’s (TfL) Dial-a-Ride scheme were raised with mayor Sadiq Khan in January, but five months on, users of the service say the minibuses can still run hours late, or sometimes fail to arrive at all
Editorial: Is Dial-A-Ride being abused or just used? If someone lives in Redmond, where there is no fixed-route bus system in place, and calls for service by Dial-A-Ride, when is the trip use and when is it abuse?