29 Nov 2021, 12:01 am
#21
(28 Nov 2021, 4:43 pm)Dan Completely agree.
Another kick in the teeth to the bus industry, who were already struggling to get people back on buses.
Indeed and it’s equally frustrating for us heavily involved in return to office plans, this will just strengthen the rhetoric that buses and to an extent trains aren’t safe to use. I’ve already had cancellations for a number of planned face to face meetings this week from nervy colleagues.
If numbers trend up I’d imagine work from home will be next which will further damage the industry.
I am struggling to understand the logic. On Tuesday I will board a 21 and must wear a mask. I’ll get off and enter a pub with a few hundred folk but that’s ok. I might nip into Sainsburys on my way to the match, that’s a mask. I’ll then enter an enclosed concourse with a few thousand others…no mask there. I’ll sit in the stand and sing and hug and hopefully celebrate… no mask. I’ll get the 21 home…oh nasty unsafe public transport, pop a mask on.
Wistfully stuck in the 90s
