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On The Buses: piloting an innovative reciprocal approach to involving young people in research

Since 2006, London‟s young people have had access to free bus and tram travel. The NIHR-funded „On The Buses‟ (OTB) study is based at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), and is examining the public health impacts of this policy. This may include positive effects, such as promoting wellbeing by increasing young people‟s access to opportunities in London. There may also be negative effects, such as reducing young people‟s walking and therefore their exercise levels.