Disabled protesters in London have raised concerns over a proposed new bus stop design they call "Russian Roulette," claiming it excludes people with disabilities. The National Federation of the Blind warned that the design could leave visually impaired individuals stranded, as the floating bus stops would not be accessible to those relying on tactile guidance. The controversy emerged in Hackney, where local authorities are considering the innovative but controversial layout. Activists argue the design fails to meet accessibility standards, potentially endangering those who use canes or guide dogs. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between urban innovation and inclusive design. Authorities have yet to respond to the criticism, but the issue has sparked wider discussions about accessibility in public transport.