A recent Transport for London (TfL) consultation revealed strong public support for regulating pedicabs, currently the only unregulated form of public transport in the capital. Respondents emphasized the need for safety measures, with 95% advocating for criminal background checks for drivers. Concerns were raised about unsafe behavior and excessive charging among some pedicab operators. Despite potential regulatory burdens as noted by the London Pedicab Welfare Association, the feedback indicated a strong desire for improved standards and practices, including controlling music from pedicabs. Overall, the new regulations could enhance safety and reliability in this unique transport mode.
The consultation revealed overwhelming support for regulating pedicabs, a form of unregulated public transport in London, with calls for safety measures and standards.
TfL officials noted that while pedicabs are fun and sustainable, some drivers act unsafely and charge excessively, necessitating regulations.
The results indicated that a significant 95% of respondents agreed that pedicab drivers should undergo UK criminal background checks to align with other public transport standards.
While the London Pedicab Welfare Association expressed concerns about burdensome regulations, the consultation highlighted overwhelming public sentiment favoring strict measures for safety.
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