Report a bus or coach accessibility problem for disabled passengers
Report a bus or coach service that did not have the accessibility features it needed or if the driver did not give help to disabled passengers.
You can report a bus or coach service to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) if you think it broke accessibility rules. This includes problems with:
Check the guidance on bus and coach features and help for disabled people to find out what the law says.
How to report an bus driver or company to DVSA
Fill in the online form to report the bus driver or company operating the bus or coach to DVSA.
It helps if you give your name and contact details. DVSA can then contact you if they need more information.
You do not have to give your personal details. Any information you do give will be kept private and confidential.
You do not have to provide evidence. However it can help an investigation if you include photos.
What happens after you have reported something to DVSA
DVSA will review the information you sent. They will decide what to do next, which could include:
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