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Plenty of homes would require you to go up hills to get to a road which has a bus stop on it. In a wheelchair hills aren't easy for a fit disabled person in good weather, let alone someone less fit in bad weather.

Have you bothered reading the posts? I've already pointed out that not everyone lives near a bus-stop, and they're not all traveling somewhere that's near a bus-stop either. Of course they do, but that doesn't mean there aren't many disabled people that aren't using the buses does it :facepalm:

What is your point? Many disabled people need to be able to use a car for their independence, so banning cars from the city would make things harder for them. Why are you arguing with that?

I want disabled people to be able to travel around their city and you think I'm arguing for the sake of it. You're unbelievable.

Yes I'm aware how the buses work :facepalm: How does this help someone who doesn't live near a bus stop? And what about when that person is going to visit someone who doesn't live near a bus stop?

Yes plenty are, but it's not easy for all, and some might not live close to the transport. Life is hard enough without making them ditch their independence.

Public transport? What if they want to make their own way to town? Many people need their car to get around.

And to hell with disabled people!