London buses step up virus measures after 20 drivers die
Since a nationwide lockdown was introduced last month in England, bus passengers numbers in London have fallen by about 85%. But a reduced service is still running on the buses and trains for key workers. – EPA pic, April 17, 2020.
LONDON’S transport authorities today announced new measures to protect bus drivers from coronavirus, as colleagues held a minute’s silence for 20 who have died. Mayor Sadiq Khan, whose father was a bus driver, led tributes to the victims as authorities said passengers would no longer be able to use the front door near the driver.
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