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Pavement Overload
Living Streets commissioned a YouGov poll showing that 60% of Britons oppose food delivery robots using pavements, then used the findings to launch its “Pavement Overload” campaign and call for an immediate halt. The disability-focused issue, timely government policy and direct clash with robot operators created a clear news hook.
Why it worked: They timed a nationally representative YouGov poll to contradict the Chancellor’s sandboxing push, framing a people-vs-tech regulatory gap with disability harm at stake.
The lesson: Consider fielding a reputable poll that quantifies public risk concerns, then peg it to an active policy shift and demand a specific halt.
Coverage over time
How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| transportxtra.com | Living Streets launches Pavement Overload campaign | Monday 29th June, 2026 |
| thegrocer.co.uk | Majority of Brits are against food delivery robots using pavements, poll finds | Tuesday 15th September, 2026 |