Transport for London bosses draw up plans for etiquette guide to stop 'buggy rage' on buses

Transport for London are looking at an “etiquette guide” to stop "buggy-rage" clashes on the capital's buses.

A number of measures are being considered, which could be introduced to try to reduce clashes on the network, according to the Evening Standard.

Transport bosses met mums’ groups and buggy manufacturers to look at solutions.

They talked about difficulties faced by mothers and other passengers regarding buggies and wheelchairs on buses.

Anne-Marie O’Leary, Netmums editor-in-chief , who was at the meeting, said their website has had about 10,000 conversations about buggies in the past year.

Six in 10 of the most popular threads on the forum are pushchair related.

A TfL spokeswoman said buggy space was “a pain point” for passengers.