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How to travel safely on a bus

Before travelling

  • Don't travel if you, or a member of your household, have coronavirus or flu symptoms, or have tested positive for coronavirus.

  • Consider cycling or walking as an alternative.

  • Time your journeys for quieter, off-peak times if possible.

  • Buy tickets online in advance if possible.

At the bus stop

  • Maintain social distancing from other waiting passengers and wait outside, where possible.

  • Don't start to board the bus until any alighting passengers have moved away from the area.

On the bus

  • Wearing a face covering is recommended on public transport. Further information is available on the government website.

  • Keep windows open to improve ventilation.

  • Use contactless payment if possible. Some operators are only accepting contactless payment or exact fares, so please check before travelling.

  • Don't queue in the aisle or next to the driver to alight, and maintain social distancing where possible.

  • Wash your hands, or use hand sanitiser, before and after travelling.

For further advice visit the government website.

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