Plymouth CityBus Accessibility Training - 1st May 2025
🚌 Bus Accessibility Day – Join Us on May 1st! ♿️
We're excited to invite you to our Bus Accessibility Day in partnership with Plymouth CityBus on Wednesday 1st May – a free, hands-on event designed to help everyone feel more confident and comfortable using local buses.
✅ Explore accessibility options
✅ Chat with Emma from Plymouth CityBus
✅ All-aboard! Try out boarding the bus in your equipment (or borrow ours) in a relaxed, no-pressure setting
✅ Perfect for first-time riders, carers, and anyone with accessibility needs
📍 Location: Unique Mobility Plymouth, 1-2 Drakes Mill Business Park, Estover, Plymouth PL6 7PS
🕙 Time: 10.30am-1pm
Let’s make public transport more inclusive for everyone! Come along, ask questions, and discover how accessible travelling by bus can be.
This event is aimed at individuals, carers and therapists. All welcome!
If you would benefit from this please book your space by completing the form below.
Read our Blog postSee Laura and Emma discussing bus access provision during CityBus' last visit to our store
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