Long Beach Transit continues to provide vital public transportation services to essential workers in the community and help customers safely stay connected safely. As the communities we serve slowly reopen and more businesses and activities become available, LBT continues to promote CDC best practices:
- Customers are required to wear face masks onboard buses
- Rear boarding is still in effect to promote social distancing. Customers requiring special assistance can board through the front door.
- While onboard, customers are encouraged to skip a seat and skip a row to stop the spread, this means placing as much distance as possible between customers.
To protect customers and Bus Operators, LBT continues its e
nhanced cleaning processes, which began on March 5, 2020. These practices include using disinfectants to thoroughly clean high-contact areas, such as Bus Operator compartments, panels, doors, handrails, interior window frames, pull cords, seats, stanchions and fare collection devices.
As a public agency, LBT continues to work with the City of Long Beach, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and other partners to minimize the spread of the Coronavirus.
Thank you to our customers and the communities we serve for their continued patience and flexibility during these challenging times.
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