The number of people using public transport has increased after more activities resumed on Monday. Timetables have been adapted and hygiene measures have been put in place as a result.

At all tram stops, advertisements have been replaced with posters urging the public to exercise caution, as well as reminding them of the obligatory masks.

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Thus far, commuters are respecting the new guidelines and donning their masks before getting on public transport. However, maintaining a 2 metre distance is not always feasible given the number of people using the tram and trains.

The tram driver, isolated in their cabin, does not have to wear a mask; however, each driver has a mask at their disposal if they should need to interact with passengers.

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