London Underground passengers down 20% on Monday morning as number travelling by bus falls by 6%
Passenger numbers on London Underground and rail stations around the country have dropped about 20% in the morning peak time after some – but far from all – took government advice to work from home.
Almost 1m entries or exits to the capital’s tube system – Britain’s busiest public transport network – were recorded before 10am, about 220,000 fewer trips than the previous Monday, as official guidance to work from home where possible came into effect.
