(12 Sep 2020, 3:47 pm)Adtrainsam wrote It's a fine line to tread. Obviously, at the moment, GNE need to try and gain as much revenue so they minimise the loss and need all the custom they get. If you leave children behind, you'll get some angry parents who will complain about not getting to school and some of those are the ones who don't really think much about the virus. They might not bother with the bus in the future. However, if a bus gets over capacity/ children not wearing masks etc. you'll get people choosing another way to travel because they don't feel safe. So it's the need to balance between the two.