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| Coronavirus: Commuters told to prepare to queue in new guidance | |
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| Commuters who will be using public transport to return to work are being warned to be prepared to queue, in new guidance issued by the government. | |
| With more workplaces opening up on Wednesday, people have been urged to avoid public transport if possible. | |
| But for those who do have to use it, the guidance says: "Travel may take longer than normal on some routes. | |
| "Plan ahead by identifying alternative routes and options in case of unexpected disruption." | |
| The government is asking people to consider cycling, walking or driving to work if possible. | |
| "If you do travel, thinking carefully about the times, routes and ways you travel will mean we will all have more space to stay safe," its guidance adds. | |
| Passengers should keep 2m (6ft) apart from others wherever possible and avoid the rush hour where feasible. | Passengers should keep 2m (6ft) apart from others wherever possible and avoid the rush hour where feasible. |
| They are also advised to wash their hands before and after travelling, and to be considerate to fellow commuters. | |
| Transport operators have been given guidance to ensure stations and services are regularly cleaned. | Transport operators have been given guidance to ensure stations and services are regularly cleaned. |