Coronavirus | Travel update
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As the Government's 'Plan B' restrictions are lifted and regulations are relaxed across England from Thursday 27 January, we are reminding customers that face coverings continue to be required on TfL services.
Those who do not wear face coverings may be prevented from using our services or asked to leave the network, unless they are exempt.
We are grateful that the vast majority of people have followed the rules to help control the virus, keeping each other and our staff safe. We ask you to continue to do so.
Our enhanced cleaning regime also continues to ensure the transport network is cleaner than ever. Trains, trams, buses and stations are cleaned with hospital-grade cleaning substances that kill viruses and bacteria on contact and provide ongoing protection.
Independent testing by Imperial College London has been carried out monthly since September 2020, taking swabs of touch points in stations, buses and air samples in ticket halls. Up to the last verified round of testing round in December 2021, this has found no trace of coronavirus on the public transport network.
The transport network is also well ventilated. Train and bus doors opening frequently ensures a regular exchange of air across the public transport network, while the constant movement of trains draws fresh air into the system.
In the deeper Tube lines, ventilation shafts and fans supplement this air movement. Buses, which are cleaned daily, have windows that can be opened to increase the supply of fresh air. We've modified these where we can to keep them propped open. Buses are also fitted with a range of filtration and ventilation systems which are regularly maintained.
Those who do not wear face coverings may be prevented from using our services or asked to leave the network, unless they are exempt.
We are grateful that the vast majority of people have followed the rules to help control the virus, keeping each other and our staff safe. We ask you to continue to do so.
Our enhanced cleaning regime also continues to ensure the transport network is cleaner than ever. Trains, trams, buses and stations are cleaned with hospital-grade cleaning substances that kill viruses and bacteria on contact and provide ongoing protection.
Independent testing by Imperial College London has been carried out monthly since September 2020, taking swabs of touch points in stations, buses and air samples in ticket halls. Up to the last verified round of testing round in December 2021, this has found no trace of coronavirus on the public transport network.
The transport network is also well ventilated. Train and bus doors opening frequently ensures a regular exchange of air across the public transport network, while the constant movement of trains draws fresh air into the system.
In the deeper Tube lines, ventilation shafts and fans supplement this air movement. Buses, which are cleaned daily, have windows that can be opened to increase the supply of fresh air. We've modified these where we can to keep them propped open. Buses are also fitted with a range of filtration and ventilation systems which are regularly maintained.
