Ten public transport workers have died after testing positive for coronavirus.. London mayor Sadiq Khan said they had all died in the last few days.. If you must make an essential journey, you should avoid travelling on public transport at peak times and wear a face covering. Jump to navigation. Topics Coronavirus This is not an exhaustive dataset. For the latest travel information, visit the Transport for London website. Get rid of rush hour to make public transport safe again post-Covid, think tank says By Jennifer Rigby 3 Jul 2020, 12:01am Listen to the latest episode of our Coronavirus podcast

These data provide evidence of how COVID-19 restrictions have affected movement in London. Transport for London joined dozens of cities across the world on Tuesday in announcing an "enhanced cleaning regime" for trains and buses.

The current government guidance is: "Avoid non-essential use of public transport, varying your travel times to avoid rush hour, when possible." GLA Covid-19 Mobility Report.

Public transport must only be used for essential travel – it is advised that you make your journey by cycling or walking. Due to COVID-19, London Transit will be operating reduced services until further notice. It is mandatory to wear a face covering on public transport. Rear door boarding remains in effect until July 31, 2020 and no fare payment is required. Anyone travelling on public transport in England must wear a face covering from Monday under a new rule. Coronavirus: Global COVID-19 deaths pass half a million as North and South America struggle to overcome first wave Coronavirus: Only 6% of public want life to return to pre-pandemic times For COVID-19 related information regarding our Conventional and Specialized services check-out the topics below. Please refer to this Route Frequency Guide for a quick glance at current service levels. This page summarises changes in some travel, activity and retail metrics obtained from Google, Apple, Purple, Citymapper, Transport for London and OpenTable.