Katie Hall

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Some of the workers, the constant movement from home to work, which leads to low commuter numbers

The Number of people using Public Transport in Britain's cities could be 20% lower than normal after The End of the coronavirus lockdown could make.

In London, commuters with Bus and tubes could fall levels by as much as 40% from pre-lockdown.

Rail use could drop by 27%, a survey for Transport consultants SYSTRA has found.

the results of The survey of the people to capture the current settings, on the return to work, but some changes can be carried out, in the long term.

The results are Bad News for the Government , which wants more people, fueling the climate heating.

It could lead to drive more people to work.

It is also difficult for the operators of Public Transport , prior to a sharp decline in income, until the trust of the public back.

Work from home

But the survey offers a glimmer of Good News . It suggests to reduce this expectation, their use of buses and trains, 24% said they plan to work from home more, to reduce the emissions.

they said, to save you want to the commute time and cost, and the right to strike a better work-life balance.

There is a big push for video conferencing. As many as 67% of the population in the 1,500-strong survey said they believe That virtual meetings replace travel some or all of the business or meetings.

Katie Hall from SYSTRA, said: "Our climate-a state of emergency was not lifted. There is No Doubt That this situation has opened up is, different ways of working for many, but if people start, the rejection of the Public Transport trips to The Car for work and leisure - this is a huge step backwards. Public Transport operators must face this Challenge . "

you said, Public Transport operators need to work hard to convince commuters That they will be safe from The Virus .

Transport for London, the cut has many services for the Corona-Virus outbreak swept through the capital Plan for change

But She also said, transportation planners would need to think about how traffic patterns can change permanently after lockdown.

The AA Director Edmund King told Bbc News That he expected the traffic. This has consequences for the Government 's £28bn Roads program, which is based on 1% annual growth in the demand for Transport .

It could also be Hiking a boom in Cycling in a population That may be interested in more about the health news.

The Government recently to allow the exhibition urban road closures to the councils to exclude cars and create space for walkers and cyclists easier.

cycle-activists want to excluded cars, to the large parts of the cities permanently.

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Source of news: bbc.com