Getting around

One of the main problems blind and partially sighted people have is getting out and about safely and independently.

Whether it's because there are obstacles blocking the way, poor street design, or problems with using public or community transport, blind and partially sighted people are being denied the right to independant and safe travel.

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Bus campaign - latest news

Latest news about RNIB's bus campaigning activity including details about meetings, events and announcements from around the UK.

Stop for me, Speak to me campaign report

Read our new Stop for me, speak to me campaign report to see why 9 in 10 people with sight loss fail to access their local bus services.

Shop signs and A-boards

Walking past shops too often involves running the risk of injury from their advertising boards spread across the pavement. A-boards are often scattered across walkways, making paths both cluttered and dangerous. Find out how we can help you campaign against the unregulated use of A-boards in your local area.

Last updated: 19 March 2013

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Right now we can only reach one in three of the people who need our help most.

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