If we lived in a utopian world where we all had equal rights to services, then it'd be a fantastic place to live in.

The fact is we don't. Wheelchair users until the last decade had to rely on once a week mobility buses to take them shopping once a week, thanks to to disability campaigners, they now have the same rights as parents have always had to go on mainstream bus services on a daily basis.

Maybe the next course of action for Roz, Jane2 and the big buggy consumers is to campaign for public transport purely to transport buggies along with wheelchairs given prority, this could be done on a design similar to the P4 single decker bus where all the seats are ripped out between the front and middle doors to allow for them and standing passengers to be side by side.

The fact is Roz would be doing the same thing as my parents did with me 30 years ago if it wasn't for changes with buses and buggy designs, which has made transporting children much easier than in the 1980s.