The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has cut routes and limited capacity on buses to prevent spread, but not all riders are practicing safe habits.
For those folks who have been staying home, you might not realize it, but buses are still running. Those essential workers in hospitals and grocery stores. A lot of them get to work on public buses, and somebody has to drive those buses.
Public transit is key in the climate change fight, which is in turn one defense against future pandemics. The potential long-term impact of lower ridership on equipment demand could be offset by social distancing measures. ...
A directive from Public Health — Seattle & King County that requires people to wear face coverings in most public spaces, including the bus , begins Monday.
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