Quick Query

[nailit]

My local busses (and presumably other busses in the UK)
Have taped off every other seat to encourage distancing.

Have train operators done the same and specifficaly the London Underground?
Thanks.

[nailit]

Havn't been on a train since lockdown last year...

[emmie]

think they have - the buses have i do know that last time was on one -

[emmie]

thats in London.

[nailit]

Thank you emmie

[pastafreak]

Not here. Except for the seat immediately behind or opposite the driver. I've stood rather than sit next to anybody. Nobody offers a seat to an old lady though...

[nailit]

I would offer you my seat anytime Pasta...

[Milo2]

On our local buses, one seat of each pair has a notice asking people not to use it.

[-SharonA-]

Haven't seen it on the tube, mind you it's been a while.

[Buenchico]

Inter-town buses around here are operated by First, with seats marked off like this:
http://www.passengertransport.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/socialdistance-640.jpg

To the best of my knowledge, Ipswich Buses (which runs services within the town) hasn't taped off seats but drivers are only allowing reduced numbers of passengers on each bus.

Greater Anglia trains have some seats taped off around 'peak flow areas' (such as near doorways) but not throughout the whole lengths of carriages. However passenger volumes are currently so low (often with only one or two passengers in each coach) that it's not necessary anyway.

While the London Underground has lots of signage encouraging social distancing (and, for example, floor markings at stations), seats aren't taped off on board trains.

[Buenchico]

>>> I would offer you my seat anytime Pasta

Sexist!

Ageist!

Flirt!

[237SJ]

No

[nailit]

//Sexist!

Ageist!

Flirt!//

Im just a Gent ;-)

[fcc]

^^ ^^JW's don't think so.