(01 Jun 2020, 2:41 pm)Adrian wrote I'll not be using it anytime soon. Not even for work.

I think operators have improved standards in terms of cleaning, which is good, but they cannot take responsibility for the (lack of) personal hygiene of customers. Not worth the risk imo.

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While I haven't been on the bus in the last week so can't comment on what it's like now, last time I did I felt a lot safer than I did whilst shopping in the likes of Aldi, at least I didn't have people literally leaning over me to get to a block of cheese!

I've get to go to an Aldi that feels clean, everything just looks and feels dirty. You can see clean patches on the floor where they took up the old social distancing signs whereas every bus I've been on feels immaculate.

Like you say though, it's the other passengers that are the issue, in particular the older people, they seem to be going around like normal! 
That, and the fact that some of the people who get on the 49 at Teams look and smell like they haven't had a shower this century just puts me right off!